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Two terroristskilled in encounterin J-K's AnantnagSRINAGAR: Two HizbulMujahideen terroristswere killed in an en-counter with securityforces in Anantnag districtof Jammu and Kashmiron Friday, police said.Based on specific inputsabout the presence of ter-rorists in the Srichand Topforest area in Pahalgam,Anantnag, security forceslaunched a cordon andsearch operation there, apolice official said.He said the search opera-tion turned into an en-counter after the hidingterrorists fired at the secu-rity forcesIn retaliation, two terroristswere killed, the officialsaid.The ultras belonged to theHizbul Mujahideen outfitand their identity is beingascertained, he said.

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BUREAU CHANDIGARH, MAY 6

The Delhi BJP leader Tejinder PalSingh Bagga who was arrested byPunjab Police on the Friday morningwas brought back to national capitalin the afternoon.

The Punjab Police on Friday saidit has arrested Delhi BJP spokesper-son Tajinder Pal Singh Bagga fromhis residence in the national capital inconnection with a case registeredagainst him in Mohali last month.

However, vehicles bringing Bag-ga, who has been highly vocal againstKejriwal on social media, from Delhito Mohali got held up in Haryana'sKurukshetra. Later he was handedover to Delhi Police by Haryana cops.

As the situation escalated withthe AAP and the BJP trading charges,the Delhi Police registered a case ofkidnapping based on a complaint byBagga's father that some people cameto his house in Delhi's Janakpuriaround 8 am and took away his son.

The Punjab police, in a statement,said Bagga is being brought to Punjaband will be produced before a court.

Bagga (36) was arrested in themorning from his home followingdue process of law, the Punjab Policesaid while claiming that despite beingserved five notices, he did not join theinvestigation.

Last month, the Punjab Policebooked him on the charges of makingprovocative statements, promotingenmity and criminal intimidation. Thecase was registered on a complaint ofAAP leader Sunny Ahluwalia, a resi-dent of Mohali.

The FIR registered on April 1 re-ferred to Bagga's remarks on March30, when he was part of a BJP youthwing protest outside the chief minis-ter's residence in Delhi.

The Delhi BJP spokespersoncame under fire from the AAP, whichis ruling both Delhi and Punjab, forhis tweet against Kejriwal over 'TheKashmir Files' movie.

Bagga's arrest triggered a strongreaction from the BJP which accusedKejriwal of having a "dictatorialmindset" and "misusing" the policeforce of Punjab which is ruled by hisparty.

BJP leader from Punjab and theparty's national general secretaryTarun Chugh tweeted, "The mannerin which Kejriwal is misusing PunjabPolice is condemnable. The PunjabPolice has arrested Bagga from hishome."

"They behaved inhumanly withBagga and his father. But remember(Arvind) Kejriwal Ji, your such actscannot scare a true Sikh," he said in

the tweet.Delhi BJP chief Adesh Gupta said

a complaint has been lodged at theJanakpuri police station in the nation-al capital over the Punjab police al-legedly beating Bagga's father.

"FIR was lodged at Janakpuri po-lice station over the Punjab Policebeating Tajinder Bagga's father.

"Sending 50-60 Punjab Policepersonnel to the house of the youngBJP leader, forcibly lifting him andgetting his elderly father beaten up isproof of the dictatorial mindset ofArvind Kejriwal," he tweeted in Hin-di.

In the morning, Delhi BJP leaderKapil Mishra claimed that "over 50Punjab police personnel arrestedTejinder Bagga from his house. Itseems Arvind Kejriwal has used thePunjab Police's might to silence Bag-ga". In a video posted on Twitter, healleged the Punjab Police was being"misused" against activists and notfor maintaining law and order in thestate. Delhi BJP spokespersonPraveen Shankar Kapoor said the par-ty strongly condemns the arrest ofTajinder Pal Singh Bagga. "It's high-ly shameful that Kejriwal has startedpolitical misuse of power and the po-lice in AAP-ruled Punjab to scare hisopponents. Every citizen of Delhistands with Bagga and his family inthis hour of crisis," he said.

SHASHI PAL JAINCHANDIGARH, MAY 6

Haryana, who is leading across theStates in sports, is now going to hostthe fourth season of Khelo IndiaYouth Games-2021. The Khelo IndiaYouth Games-2021 will have a grandopening on 7th May at IndradhanushAuditorium, Panchkula. Chief Minis-ter, Sh. Manohar Lal will be the ChiefGuest at the Launching Ceremony. Onthe other hand, Union Minister ofSports, Youth Affairs and Informationand Broadcasting, Sh. Anurag Thakurwill attend the programme as a special

guest. These games willstart in the august presenceof Haryana Vidhan SabhaSpeaker, Sh. GianchandGupta, Deputy Chief Min-ister, Sh. Dushyant Chau-tala and Minister of Statefor Sports and Youth Af-fairs, Sh. Sandeep Singh.Apart from these, manydignitaries of Central andState Governments will also be pres-ent. The mascot, logo, jersey andtheme song of Khelo India YouthGames will also be launched at thelaunch event.

More than 8,000 ath-letes will participate in theKhelo India Youth Games-2021. Apart from this,lakhs of spectators willwitness these games.Haryana is geared withcomplete preparation tohost the Khelo India YouthGames-2021. Along withorganizing a grand event

on the day of launch, a splendid sportsinfrastructure has also been prepared.Several multipurpose halls, synthetictracks, and athletic tracks have beenconstructed for sports. Apart from

this, an auditorium has also been con-structed at Badminton Hall, Govern-ment Women's College Sector 14,Panchkula. State of the art hockey sta-diums are ready in Panchkula andShahbad. In addition, an all-weatherswimming pool has been built in Am-bala. Every Haryana resident and peo-ple from across the country are excit-ed to witness these games. It is note-worthy that 'Khelo India YouthGames-2021' is being organized joint-ly by the State Government and SportsAuthority of India (SAI), Union Min-istry of Youth Affairs and Sports fromJune 4 to June 13, 2022.

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

Markets crash amidglobal rout; Sensexdives 867 pointsMUMBAI: Equity bench-marks nosedived on Fri-day, with the Sensexcrashing 866.65 points toclose below the 55,000-mark amid a sell-off inglobal markets.Unabated foreign fundoutflows and firm crude oilprices also weighed onsentiment.The 30-share BSE Sen-sex dived 866.65 points or1.56 per cent to finish at54,835.58. During the day,it tanked 1,115.48 pointsor 2 per cent to 54,586.75.Similarly, the NSE Niftytumbled 271.40 points or1.63 per cent to settle at16,411.25.

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AGENCYNEW DELHI, MAY 6

The report of the fifth round of theNational Family Health Survey(NFHS-5) revealed that the total fer-tility rate of India has declined from2.2 to 2.0 indicating the significantprogress of population control meas-ures.

The Total Fertility Rate (TFR)which is measured as the averagenumber of children per woman, hascome down from 2.2 to 2.0 at the na-tional level between NFHS-4 and 5.

There are only five states in India,which are above the replacement lev-el of fertility of 2.1. including Bihar(2.98), Meghalaya (2.91), Uttar

Pradesh (2.35), andJharkhand (2.26) Ma-nipur (2.17).

The NFHS-5 surveywork was conducted inaround 6.37 lakh samplehouseholds from 707districts (as on March,2017) of the countryfrom 28 States and 8UTs, covering 7,24,115women and 1,01,839men to provide disaggregated esti-mates up to district level.

The Overall Contraceptive Preva-lence Rate (CPR) has increased sub-stantially from 54 per cent to 67 percent in the country.

"Use of modern methods of con-

traceptives has also in-creased in almost allStates/UTs. Unmet needsfor family planning havewitnessed a significant de-cline from 13 per cent to 9per cent. The unmet needfor spacing, which re-mained a major issue inIndia in the past has comedown to less than 10 percent," said an official

statement.The NHFS-5 also mentioned that

institutional births have increasedsubstantially from 79 per cent to 89per cent in India. Even in rural areasaround 87 per cent births are deliv-ered in institutions and the same is 94

per cent in urban areas.Institutional births increased by a

maximum of 27 percentage points inArunachal Pradesh, followed by over10 percentage points in Assam, Bihar,Meghalaya, Chhattisgarh, Nagaland,Manipur, Uttar Pradesh, and WestBengal. Over 91 per cent of districtshave more than 70 per cent of birthsin the last 5 years that took place inhealth facilities.

As per the survey, the level ofstunting among children under 5years has marginally declined from38 to 36 per cent for India in the lastfour years. Stunting is higher amongchildren in rural areas (37 per cent)than in urban areas (30 per cent) in2019-21.

India's total fertility rate declines from 2.2 to 2.0


The retail portion of LIC IPO, the country'sbiggest-ever, was subscribed fully in the firsthour of bidding on day three on Friday.

The Retail Individual Investor (RII) cate-gory garnered over 7.2 crore bid, as against6.9 crore shares set aside for this segment, asper the data on stock exchanges at 11:36 amon Friday.

The segment was thus fully subscribed.However, the Qualified Institutional Buy-

er (QIB) and Non-Institutional Investor (NII)portion has been receiving a tepid response.

Non-institutional investors' portion was sub-scribed 50 per cent, while QIBs' portion is stilllower at 40 per cent.

The policyholder portion was subscribedover three times, while the reserved employ-ees' segment was subscribed nearly two andhalf times.

Overall, the IPO is more than fully sub-scribed as it has received 17,98,42,980 bids,as against 16,20,78,067 shares on sale.

The LIC initial public offering (IPO) willclose on May 9.

The government aims to generate aboutRs 21,000 crore by diluting its 3.5 per centstake in the insurance behemoth.


India's Permanent Represen-tative to the UN TS Tirumur-ti has slammed the Nether-lands Ambassador to the UKafter the envoy said that Indiashould not have abstained inthe UN General Assembly onUkraine.

This comment came afterUnited Nations SecurityCouncil (UNSC) held a brief-ing on Ukraine on Thursday.

In response to remarksmade by India at the UNSCbriefing, Netherlands Am-bassador to the United King-dom Karel van Oosteromsaid, "You should not haveabstained in the General As-sembly. Respect the UnitedNations Charter."

Tirumurti was quick torespond to the Dutch envoyand said, "Kindly don't pa-tronize us, Ambassador. Weknow what to do."

India has, since January,abstained on proceduralvotes and draft resolutionsthat were critical of Russianaggression against Ukraine inthe UN Security Council, theGeneral Assembly, and theHuman Rights Council.

Since the start of the Rus-sia-Ukraine conflict, India onvarious international forumshas taken a consistent posi-tion on the issue.

India has called for acomplete cessation of hostil-ities in Ukraine and for pur-suing the path of dialogueand diplomacy. The ongoingwar in Ukraine has led to ahumanitarian disaster withover 5 million people fleeingthe country apart from civil-ian deaths and military casu-alties for both Ukraine andRussia. Highlighting the foodand energy security chal-lenges emerging as a result ofthe ongoing war in Ukraine,India on Thursday highlight-ed the "disproportionate im-pact on the Global South anddeveloping countries" of theongoing disruptions.

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Tajinder Bagga brought back to Delhi,Punjab police returns empty handed

Use of loudspeakersin mosques not afundamental right,says Allahabad HCPRAYAGRAJ : The Alla-habad High Court on Fri-day ruled that deliveringthe azaan on loudspeak-ers is not a fundamentalright.The court made this re-mark while dismissing apetition filed by one Irfanof Budaun, who soughtpermission to play Azaanusing loudspeakers in theNoori Masjid."The law has now beensettled that use of loud-speaker from mosque isnot a fundamental right.Ever otherwise a cogentreason has been as-signed in the impugnedorder.

BUREAU CHANDIGARH, MAY 6

Haryana Chief Minister, Sh.Manohar Lal and Rajya Sab-ha MP and BJP NationalPresident, Sh. J.P. Nadda willinaugurate the ‘Atal CancerCare Centre’ at Ambala Can-tonment in Haryana on May9. Haryana Health MinisterSh. Anil Vij and MP Sh. Rat-tan Lal Kataria will also bepresent on this occasion.

Sharing more informa-tion in this regard, an officialspokesperson said that the‘Tertiary Care Cancer Cen-tre’ (TCCC) i.e. ‘Atal CancerCare Centre’ established inthe Civil Hospital of AmbalaCantonment will not onlycater to Haryana but itsneighbouring states like Pun-jab, Himachal and Uttarak-hand and others as well.

Thus, cancer patients will getaccess to affordable andcomprehensive treatment.

He said that HaryanaGovernment had sent a pro-posal to the Centre Govern-ment for setting up of 50-bedded TCCC in AmbalaCantonment which was ap-proved in the year 2017 andthen its foundation stone waslaid by the Health Minister inJuly 2018. As per the CentralGovernment, only Rs 45crore was to be spent on this,however, the State Govern-ment requested the CentralGovernment for ensuringstate-of-the-art equipmentsfor the Centre. Thus, the proj-ect cost was enhanced to Rs72.127 crore. Of this, Rs.43.98 crore has been spent onmodern equipment and Rs28.18 crore on building andservices.

AGENCYKOLKATA, MAY 6

A BJP worker was founddead under mysterious cir-cumstances in Kolkata onFriday morning, hours beforeUnion Home Minister AmitShah's visit to the city.

Bharatiya Janata Partyunit in West Bengal allegedthat deceased ArjunChowrasia, 27, who wasBharatiya Janata Yuva Mor-cha Mondal Vice-President,North Kolkata was brutallyslaughtered and hanged.

Speaking to a newsagency after gathering infor-mation about the incident,BJP Vice-President DilipGhosh said, "This (BJYMworker's murder) is a pre-

planned strategy to disturband threaten our workers.Our worker Abhijit waskilled on May 2 last year and60 murders took place sincethen. Nobody has been pun-ished, no chargesheet hasbeen filed...It can't be solvedwithout CBI."

Following the mysteri-ous death of a BJP worker inKolkata today, Union HomeMinister Amit Shah

cancelled all welcomeevents planned for him inthe city. Home Minister islikely to visit the deceasedworker's residence at Chit-pur straight from the airport.

Notably, this is Shah'sfirst visit to West Bengal af-ter BJP lost the State Assem-bly polls in 2021.

‘Atal Cancer CareCentre’ will start inAmbala on May 9

BJP worker found dead inKolkata, Amit Shah cancelsall welcome events in city

Portals ofKedarnath templeopen for devoteesDEHRADUN: Portals ofthe Kedarnath Temple inUttarakhand opened onFriday for pilgrims afterremaining shut for sixmonths.The portals of the templewere closed for winteron November 6 lastyear.In the presence of ChiefMinister Pushkar SinghDami, a "Rudrabhishek"was performed on behalfof Prime Minister Naren-dra Modi for peace andprosperity in the world.After performing a spe-cial prayer amidst reli-gious chants, the maingate of the temple wasopened at 6.25 am witharound 10,000 devoteespresent there.

Court extends judicial custodyof Nawab Malik till May 20MUMBAI: A Special PMLA Court here on Friday extended thejudicial custody of Maharashtra Cabinet Minister and NCPleader Nawab Malik till May 20 for his alleged involvement in amoney laundering case and alleged property deals with familymembers of fugitive gangster Dawood Ibrahim. Malik who wasarrested by ED on February 23 is presently admitted in ICU ofgovernment run J J hospital for his kidney ailment. He was earli-er lodged in Arthur road jail. Earlier, sessions judge RK Rokadeallowed him medicine, a bed, mattress, and chair during his stayin jail.

Grand opening of Khelo India Youth Games at Panchkula todayAnurag Thakur to be special guest

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72778 Declares That In My Passport My Wife's Name 63372 Changed My Name To Gurjit Singh Anand. 888756I Vishnu Thapa S/O Sh. Vinod Thapa R/O Is Mentioned As Monia Devi. But Her Actual I Amandeep Kaur W/o Lakhbir Singh Gill R/o 63372 I Gulshan Kumari W/o Sh. Lovkesh House No. E.s.281, Street No. 2, Name Is Monia. Concerned Please Note. Village Mari Gaur Singh Tehsil Patti District I Hitherto Known As Kulwinder Singh Guru Kaushal R/o H.No.576, Opp. Power Abadpura, Distt. Jalandhar, Punjab, India 84451 TarnTaran have changed my name from S/O Roshan Singh R/O Near Panchayat House, Batala Road, Amritsar have Have Changed Name From My Education I , Saman S/o Parveen Kumar R/o Vpo Teek Amandeep Kaur to Amandeep Kaur Gill. Ghar, Jagjit Pura, Ugoke Distt Barnala Punjab changed my name from Gulshan Kumari Certificate Vishnu To Vishnu Thapa And Teh. & Distt. Kaithal Have Changed My Name 63372 Have Changed My Name And Shall Hereafter To Gulshan Kaushal. All Please NoteMy Mother Name Tara To Tara Thapa From Saman To Saman Saman. Concerned I Preetinder Kaur W/o Gurjit Singh Gill R/o Be Known As Kulwinder Singh. 888756

72778 Please Note. Village Mari Gaur Singh Tehsil Patti District 63372 I Harpreet S/O Kewal Ram VPO.Dhahan I Hither To Known As Singh Sukhdeep 84451 TarnTaran have changed my name from I, Inder Mohan S/o Baljit Singh Khara R/o Vpo. Te h . B a n g a D i s t t . S B S N a g a r, h a v e S/O Balbir Singh R/O Vpo Rurka Kalan, I Parkash Chand Shonki S/O Hazari Ram Preetinder Kaur to Preetinder Kaur Gill. Kariam Teh-Nawanshahr (SBS Nagar) c h a n g e d m y n a m e t o H a r p r e e t Patti Gau Ki, Tehsil Phillaur, Distt. Alias Girdhari Ram Resi.V.P.O. Jiwanpur 63372 changed my name to Indermohan Singh Nigah.please note .Jalandhar, Punjab India Have Changed Jattan Teh.Garhshankar Distt. Hoshiarpur I, Sandeep Singh S/o Sukhmander Singh R/o Khara. 900022My Name And He Shall Hereafter Be Have Changed My Name Parkash Chand S/O Raoke Kalan Teh Nihal Singh Wala (Moga) 63372 I, No:15632178N, Rank:GDSM, Name: Known As Sukhdeep Singh Sandhu. Hazari Ram All Concerned Note Please Have The Changed My Name Sandeep Singh I, Gurpreet Kaur W/o Indermohan Singh Chaudhary MaheshKumar Ganeshabhai

72778 100030 To Sandeep Singh Nahar. Khara R/o Vpo. Kariam Teh-Nawanshahr R/O Village Kasavi, Post Office Naroli, I Hither To Known As Chhinderpal Kaur I, Priyanka Bagga W/o Rohit Kumar Resident 63372 (SBS Nagar) changed my name to Gurpreet Tehsil Tharad, District Banaskantha W/O Gurjant Singh R/O Vpo Jalal Patti of Staff Wali Gali, Mohalla Rattian,Nakodar, I Inderjit Singh S/O Hem Raj R/O Sidhana Kaur Khara after marriage. (Gu ja ra t ) P IN-385566. That I am Bilaspur, Distt. Moga, Punjab, India Have District Jalandhar, Punjab,India have changed Distt Bathinda Have Changed My Name To 63372 permanent inhabitant of above said Changed My Name And He Shall my name from Priyanka Bagga to Priyanka Inderjeet Singh. I Arundeep Hansi S/o Bashir Masih Hansi R/o address and place and currently posted at Hereafter Be Known As Shinderpal Kaur. Verma .All concerned please note. 63372 #816/4, St. No. 2, Multania Road, Bathinda, 18 Guards C/O 56 APO Kapurthala,

72778 989666 I Amandeep Kaur Shergill W/O Gurpinderjeet PB, declare that my father dual names are Punjab, India. That I have changed my I Hither To Known As Harjinder Kumar I, Ajitha R w/o Army No. 15798578P Rank Singh R/O Bhai Rupa Distt Bathinda Have Bashir Masih Hansi & B.M. Hansi both names Father name from “Ganeshbhai” to “Patel S/O Dev Raj R/O Village Khambra, Distt. GNR (OPR) SUBASH RAJA KT S/O N Changed After Marriage Name To Amandeep are same and one person & belongs to my Ganeshbhai Ramshibhai” in my army Jalandhar, Punjab, India Have Changed Kumaresan Unit HQ 616 (I) AD Bde Camp Kaur. father. service record.My Name And He Shall Hereafter Be C/O 56 APO Pathankot . Declare that my 63372 100078 98706Known As Raghwinder Singh actual and correct name is Ajitha R but in my I Chetan Kumar Alias Chetan Kumar Sharma I Smt Gurtez Kaur Wd/o No. 1038316, Ex- I, No:15632178N, Rank:GDSM, Name:

72778 husband's army record name has been written S/O Ram Sarup R/O House No.245, Ward No. LD Gurbachan Singh R/o H No. 19664, St Chaudhary MaheshKumar Ganeshabhai I, Raman Preet Kaur Pawar W/o Major as Ajitha Subash Raja which is incorrect. 03, Near Thakur Dawara , Saulia Patti, Phul No 8/B, Ajit Road, Bathinda Inform all that R/O Village Kasavi, Post Office Naroli, Singh R/o. Baba Deep Singh Avenue While Ajitha Subash Raja and Ajitha R is the Distt Bathinda Have Two Name Of One Karmjit Kour Dhaliwal is my real daughter Tehsil Tharad, District Banaskantha Fatehgarh Churian Road Ajnala Distt name of one and same person Person. born out of our Wedlock on 14.09.1985, (Gu ja ra t ) P IN-385566. That I am Amritsar Have Changed my name to 400014 63372 Adhar No. 531304250313 permanent inhabitant of above said Raman preet Kaur I, Daljit Kaur W/o Army No. 15787003A Hav ( I Harmandeep Kaur Chouhan W/O Jaskarn 100078 address and place and currently posted at

72737 Clk SD) Prabjeet Singh S/o Gurdeep Singh Singh R/O Kotliablu Distt Sri Muktsar Sahib I Munesh Devi W/o Dalveer Singh R/o 18 Guards C/O 56 APO Kapurthala, I, Major Singh S/o Joginder S ingh R /o. Unit HQ 616 (I) AD Bde Camp Pin 928616, C/o Have Changed After Marriage My Name To Jotroli, Bharatpur (Rajasthan)-321403 Punjab, India. That I have changed my B a b a D e e p S i n g h A v e n u e 56 APO Declare that my actual & correct name Harmandeep Kaur. have changed my name from Munesh to M o t h e r n a m e f r o m “ D e m a b e n Fatehgarh Chur ian Road A jna la is Daljit Kaur according to Aadhar Card & 10th 63372 Munesh Devi vide affidavit dt. 06.05.2022 G a n e s h b h a i ” t o “ Pa t e l D e m a b e n Dis t t Amr i tsar Have Changed my Class Marksheet but in my Army record name I Jaswinder Singh Mann S/O Karnail Singh before Notary Public Bathinda Ganeshbhai” in my army service record.n a m e m i n o r S o n n a m e f r o m has been written as Daljeet Kaur. While Daljit R/O Rampura Phul Distt Bathinda Have 100078 98706Navkerat S ingh pawar to Navkerat Kaur and Daljeet Kaur is the name of one and Changed My Name To Jaswinder Singh. I Meera Devi W/o Sammundra Singh R/o I, No:15632178N, Rank:GDSM, Name: S ingh same person. 63372 V i l l . J a t m a s i , D i s t t . B h a r a t p u r Chaudhary MaheshKumar Ganeshabhai

72737 400014 I Rajpal Kaur Mann W/O Jaswinder Singh (Rajasthan)-321403 have changed my R/O Village Kasavi, Post Office Naroli, I , R a j n i W / o S a n d e e p S i n g h I, Gurpreet Singh S/o Harmesh Singh R/o Vill: R/O Rampura Phul Distt Bathinda Have name from Mer Devi to Meera Devi vide Tehsil Tharad, District Banaskantha R / o . V i l l J i t h e K a l a n A m r i t s a r Matorda Teh-Nabha (Patiala) changed my Changed My Name To Rajpal Kaur. affidavit dt. 06.05.2022 before Notary (Gu ja ra t ) P IN-385566. That I am d e c l a r e t h a t c o r r e c t i o n d e e d name to Gurpreet Singh Bhangu. 63372 Public Bathinda permanent inhabitant of above said executed by Raj inder Arora S/o 63372 I Sandeep Kumar S/O Sukhdev Ram R/O 100078 address and place and currently posted at Sardar i La l through GPA Holder I, Mohammad Ramzan S/o Mohammad Imtiaj Rampura Phul Distt Bathinda Have I, Sandeep Kumar Nozal S/o Balram Nozal 18 Guards C/O 56 APO Kapurthala, Amar Singh S/o Burh Singh v ide R/o Mohalla Ravidas Nagar Malerkotla Distt Changed My Name To Haider Ali. R/o Flat No.1088, First Floor, Sector-28, Punjab, India. That I changed my brother vas ika No.3014 dated 11/06/2009 Malerkotla, Mohammad Ramzan & Ramzan 63372 Panchkula (Haryana) have changed my name from “Chaudhary Harashkumar a n d R a m K u m a r B h a r g a v S / o are the names of one and same person. I, Dharminder Singh Daffu S/o Jagroop son name from Avdhesh Nozal to Rudra Ganeshbhai” to “Chaudhary Hareshbhai Jagdish Raj Bhargav v ide vas ika 63372 Singh R/o Ajit Nagar, Gerwal Chowk Nozal Ganeshbhai” in my army service record.No/13423 dated 19/01/2009 has I, Sarbjit Kaur alias Sarbjeet Kaur W/o Swaran Malerkot la , Dis t t . Malerkot la have 98702 98706been l os t somewhe re i n Cou r t Singh Vpo Talwandi Sanghera Teh-Shahkot changed my name Dharminder Singh I, Tanveer Singh S/o Sh. Bikramjit Singh I, No:15632178N, Rank:GDSM, Name: Premises Distt. Jalandhar states that Sarbjit Kaur and Daffu to Dharminder Singh. R/o H.No. 46, Street No. 4, Sant Vihar, Chaudhary MaheshKumar Ganeshabhai

7 2 7 3 7 Sarbjeet Kaur are the names of one and same 63372 Churpur Road, Haibowal Kalan, Ludhiana R/O Village Kasavi, Post Office Naroli, I , h i t h e r t o K n o w n a s J A S B I R person and I am known with these both I Uwais S/o Umardeen R/o Mohalla Avian (Pb.) declare that I have changed my Tehsil Tharad, District Banaskantha K AUR SANDHU W/O SURINDER names. Wala, Jamalpura, Malerkotla, Distt. name from Tanveer Singh to Tanveer (Gu jara t ) P IN-385566. That I am SINGH R/o . Makh i K a lan Tehs i l 63372 Malerkotla have changed my name Singh Madhav. All concerned please note permanent inhabitant of above said pa t t i D is t r i c t Tarn Taran Pun jab . I, Amul S/O Ominder Singh Sidhu R/O Abbas. and correct in all the records accordingly address and place and currently posted have changed my name and Sha l l H.No.12f, Near Civil Dispensary, Model Town, 63372 60017 at 18 Guards C/O 56 APO Kapurthala, h e r e a f t e r b e k n o w n as JASBIR Patiala (Punjab) Have Changed My Name Yo I, Bicky S/o Jarnail Ram R/o Vill: Begowal I, Kavita Sharma W/o Karan Kadh R/o Punjab, India. That I changed my KAUR. Karamveer Singh Sidhu. Teh-Nawanshahr (SBS Nagar) changed 106, New Dharampura Colony, Batala, b r o t h e r n a m e f r o m “ C h a u d h a r y

72737 63372 my name from Bicky to Bicky Mahi. Distt Gurdaspur. Declare That After My Dineshbhai Ganesbhai” to “Chaudhary I, Sukhwinder Singh Bhatti S/o Kulwant 63372 Marriage I have changed my name from Dineshbhai Ganeshaji” in my army Singh R/o Ramgarh Gujjran (Sangrur) I, Rapinder Kaur w/o Jaswinder Singh R/o Kavita sharma to Kavita Kadh. Concerned service record.changed my name to Sukhwinder Singh. Singha Wala Distt. Moga have changed my Note. 98706

63372 name to Arminder Kaur. 10005 I, Balwinder Kaur daugher of Army I, Harmanjeet Singh Gill S/o Sukhdeep 63372 I Sarbjit Singh S/o Ranjit Singh R/o Aulakh No:2479188Y, Rank:EX.Hav, Name: Singh R/o 458 Moranwali Dashmesh Nagar I, Sarabjot Singh Cheema S/o Karnail Singh Patti, Thikriwala Barnala Have Change My B a l k a r S i n g h r e s i d e n t o f V P O Teh-Sunam (Sangrur) changed my name to R/o Vill. Alipur, Teh. Nabha, Distt. Patiala have Name To Sarabjit Singh Maqsudpur, Teshi l Bholath, Distrci t Harmanjit Singh. changed my name as Sarbjot Singh Cheema. 50008 Kapurthala, Punjab, have changed my

63372 63372 I Bahader Singh S/o Bara Singh R/o name from Sukhmani Kaur to Balwinder I Gurbakhsh Kaur W/O Harkirat Singh R/O I Preetvinder Singh S/o Charanjit Singh R/o Dhanauran, Po- Mullanpur Garibdass, Kaur, vide affidavit no. AU 209724 dated Sarhala Kalan Tehsil Garhshankar H.No. 339, Nai Basti Behind Gurudwara Tehsil Kharar Distt S.a.s. Nagar Mohali 6 May 2022 executed before Notary (Hoshiarpur) Have Changed My Name To Chimbanwala Alhoran Gate Nabha, Teh- Have Changed My Name From Bahader Pub l ic D is t rc i t Cour t , K apur tha la , Gurbax Kaur. Nabha Distt. Patiala have changed my name Singh Sarot To Bahader Singh. Punjab.

63372 as Preetwinder Singh. 50008 98706I, Karamjeet Singh S/o Joginder Singh R/o 63372 I Nirdev Kaur W/o Late Karnail Singh I Vikas S/o Amit Sharma, H.No. 523, East Vpo. Ghaloti Teh-Payal (Ludhiana) I Karamjit Singh S/O Hari Singh R/O Vpo #250/5 Morinda (ropar) Nirdev Kaur & Bhatia Nagar, Tehsil Jagadhri, Distt. changed my name from Karamjit Singh to Mallah, Tehsil Jagraon, Distt Ludhiana Nardev Kaur Both Are My Names. Yamunanagar have changed my name Karamjeet Singh. Have Changed Name My Minor Daughter 50008 From Vikas to Vikas Sharma

63372 Rohanpreet Kaur To Sukhpreet Kaur. I Artinder Kaur W/o Padam Vishavchetan 100060I, Harpreet Singh Dhillon S/o Harbakhsh 63372 Singh R/o 7, New Ranjit Pura, Chheharta, I,Sukhvinder Singh S/O Santokh Singh Singh R/o Vill: Ghungrana (Ludhiana) I Kalwinder Kaur W/O Lakhvir Singh R/O Amritsar Have Changed My Name From R/O Village Baloch Pura, Sandholi, changed my name to Harpreet Singh Dhillon. Rajgarh Road Raj inderpura Kothe Artinder Kaur To Kaur Artinder And Kaur Pehowa, Kurukshetra, Haryana Changed

63372 Dhanaula District Barnala Have Changed As My Surname & Artinder Is My Given Name Sukhwinder Singh.I, Gurdeep Singh S/o Mukhtiar Singh R/o Her Name To Baljinder Kaur. Name. 84661Vill: Lohgarh Teh-Dharamkot (Moga) 63372 888756 I, No. 7783171W Rank NK Name changed my daughter name from I Atma Singh S/O Gurcharan Singh R/O I, Karan Sethi S/o Sanjeev Kumar R/o Mahesh Bishnoi Posted at 33 Armd Div. Simarjeet Kaur Bandesha to Simranjeet Vpo Bhamipura Tehsil Jagraon Distt H.No.269 G Golden Avenue, Jandiala Provost Unit C/o 56 APO hereby changed Kaur. Ludhiana Have Changed My Name To Atma Guru, Amritsar declare that in my 10th in army record the name of my wife from

63372 Singh Dhaliwal. Certificate my father and my mother’s Sumata to SUMTA for all future purposes. I, Balwinder Singh S/o Ghaka Singh R/o 63372 name wongly written as Sanjeev , Geetika Her date of birth is 06/04/1986.Baggi Patni alias Mokamwala Teh-Zira I Harpreet Kaur W/O Devinder Singh instead of Sanjeev kumar, Geetika Sethi. 40008(Ferozepur) have known by both names Chahal R/O Village Randhirgarh Tehsil 888756 I, Mamta Rani W/ Rajesh Kumar R/o Vill Balwinder Singh and Balwinder one and Jagraon Distt Ludhiana Have Changed My I, Jaskaranpal Singh S/o Sarfraj Singh Gumton, Tehsil Indri Distt. Karnal Have the same person. Name To Harpreet Kaur Chahal. Mahal R/o H.No.1, Ward 13, Backside Change My Name Mamta Devi Alias

63372 63372 Tehsil complex Ajnala, District Amritsar Mamta Rani To Mamta Rani.I Harjinder Kaur W/O Sukhdev Singh R/O have changed my name from Jaskaranpal 100046Vpo Manuke Tehsil Jagraon Distt Ludhiana Singh to Jaskaranpal Singh Mahal.Have Changed My Name To Joginder Kaur. 888756

63372 I Purti Arora D/o Sh. Vinod Arora W/o Mr. Tejinderpal Kaur Hundal W/O Arshinderpal Sachin Baluja Resident of 155, Shastri Singh Gill R/O H:No 169 Patti Bhagu Singh Nagar, Lawrence Road, Amritsar. I have Ki Galib Kalan Tehsil Jagraon Distt changed my name from Purti Arora to Purti Ludhiana Have Changed My Name To Baluja.Tejinderpal Kaur Gill. 888756

63372 I, Amerveer Singh S/o Pyara Singh R/o I Kiran W/O Rachhpal Chand R/O Sidhwan VPO Varpal Near Gurdwara, Pati Balle Di, Bet Tehsil Jagraon Distt Ludhiana Have Amritsar have changed my name from Changed My Name To Kiran Bala. Amerveer Singh to Amerbeer Singh.

63372 888756I, Davinder Singh S/o Nachhattar Singh I Vimaljit Kaur W/o Baljit Singh R/o Vpo-R / o V p o . C h h o k r a n Te h - P h i l l a u r umra Nangal, Tehsil-baba Bakala, Distt-(Jalandhar) my given name is Davinder amritsar Have Changed My Name Vimaljit and my surname is Singh. Kaur To Bimljit Kaur, All Please Note It

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I Hardev Singh S/O Ajit Singh R/O Mohalla Patwarian, Kotkapura (Faridkot) Declare That My Son Gurpreet Singh Purba & His Wife Maninder Kaur Purba Are Out Of My Control. So, I Disown And Debar Them From My Al l Moveable/Immoveable Properties. If Anybody Deals With These, Shall Do At Their Own Risk In Future.

63372I, hitherto Known as Gurbax Singh S/o Saudagar Singh R/o Village Gill Po Mudki Tehsil & Distt. Ferozepur, Punjab-142060 Have changed my name and shall hereafter be known as Gurbaksh Singh. It is certified that I have compl ied wi th o ther lega l requirements in this connection.

63372I, Hardeep Singh S/o Balkar Singh R/o Vill: Phulad Teh-Moonak (Sangrur) declare that in my army record my village true spelling is Fullad. But my correct village name is Phulad. So amended my village name from Fullad to Phulad in my army record.

63372I, Ramandeep Kaur D/o Ramphal Singh R/o Bhutal Khurd Teh-Moonak (Sangrur) Punjab, declare that my educational documents my father name wrongly entered as Ramphel Singh in her Aadhar Card, Pan Card & Birth certificate. But my father correct name is Ramphal Singh. So amended my father name from Ramphel Singh to Rampha l S ingh i n my educational documents.

63372I Vandna Sharma D/O Radhey Shyam Sharma R/O Ward No 04 Mahilpur Tehsil Garhshankar (Hoshiarpur) Do Hereby Solemnly Affirm And Declare That The Name Of My Father Has Been Wrongly Written As Radhey Sham Sharma In My Passport No L-3907450. The Actual Name Of My Father Is Radhey Shyam Sharma Which May Be Amended Accordingly.

63372I Sapna Sharma D/O Radhey Shyam Sharma R/O Ward No 04 Mahilpur Tehsil Garhshankar (Hoshiarpur) Do Hereby Solemnly Affirm And Declare That The Name Of My Father Has Been Wrongly Written As Radhey Sham Sharma In My Passport No L-5595348. The Actual Name Of My Father Is Radhey Shyam Sharma Which May Be Amended Accordingly.

63372I, Vijay Kumar s/o Ram Lal r/o 1 1 8 8 / 5 , Ly a l l p u r C o l o n y, Kurukshetra inform that on 17/9/2019 I had disown my son Vinkal Tuteja and his wife Keerti from my movable and immovable properties, but now they are in my saying. So I cancel their eviction and bring them back to the family.

52724I, Kamlesh w/o Vijay Kumar r/o 1 1 8 8 / 5 , Ly a l l p u r C o l o n y, Kurukshetra inform that on 18/9/2019 I had disown my son Vinkal Tuteja and his wife Keerti from my movable and immovable properties, but now they are in my saying. So I cancel their eviction and bring them back to the family.

52724I Piar Kaur W/O Late Chanan Ram R/O Masanda Patti ,Banga Teh.Banga Distt.SBS Nagar inform that my daughter Manjit Kaur alias Bholli is out of my control .I disinherit from my all movable and immovable property . If anybody dealing with her shell do their own risk in future.

900022I Bimla Devi W/o Meghraj & Meghraj S/o Kashi Ram R/o Ward No.07 Alika Road Prem Nagar, New Dabwali Mandi Dabwali, Tehsil Dabwali, Distt Sirsa Declared My Son Pritam Is Out Of Our Control. So We Disown Him From All Owr Moveable Or Immovable Properties. Anybody Dealing With Him On Their Own Risk.

50008I, Ajit Singh Bhoria S/o Manga Ram Bhoria Village Saiya, Tehsil Distt Bhiwani Declares That My Son Pritam Bhoria And His Wife Pinki Out Of My Control., I D i s o w n T h e m f r o m m y M o v e a b l e / i m m o v e a b l e Properties. I And My Family Will Not Responsible For Their Act And Conduct. Anybody Deal With Them.

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I, No. 6945623X Hav. Shyam Dulare Pal , S/o Ram Briksh Pal , R/o V+P - Burkhura, Distt. - Ghazipur , UP Pin 275203. Declare that my wife actual name is Urmila Devi However , in my service record the same has been erroneously entered as Urmila Pal. That my son actual name is Anand Kumar Pal However , in my service record the same has been erroneously entered as Anand Kumar. That my daughter actual name is Pratibha Pal However , in my service record the same has been erroneously entered as Pratibha. While Urmila Devi and Urmila Pal , Anand Kumar Pal and Anand Kumar , Pratibha Pal and Pratibha are one and same person.

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In the office of the Municipal Committee, Indri there is a shop registered in Property Tax, Indri Municipal committee as ID number 107013200/10/01. In property Tax record it is in the name of Subhash, S/0 Moulu Ram. Shri Ramfal, S/o Shri Sube Singh alias Jai Singh S/o MouIu Ram, R/o village Khedi Mansingh, Tehsil Indri, district Karnal has presented varsan report attested by the Tehsildar, Indri that the above mentioned shop should be entered in my name in the MC Indri Property Tax Record. Besides 1. Bharpai Devi, wife 2. Raj Bala, Saroj Bala 4. Kiran Bala has given an affidavit attested by the Tehsildar, Indri that the above- mentioned shop should be registered in the name of my brother. We have no objection to this. If anybody has any objection to the transfer of name of the taxpayer in the above mentioned document then he can register his objection within 15 days of the publication of this notice in the MC office, Indri on any working day of the office with relevant documents. After the passage of time, the above- mentioned property will be transferred in the name of the above- mentioned person. After that the MC Indri will not be answerable to any legal action in this matter.Sd/-Secretary, MC Indri

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Get 80 pc subsidyon seeds: Dr.KaramchandRAMAN GUPTAKAITHAL: Dr. Karamchand, Deputy Di-rector, Agriculture and Farmers WelfareDepartment informed that in the currentKharif season, the Agriculture andFarmers Welfare Department is provid-ing seeds of Dhincha to the farmers at80 per cent subsidy. For the farmers ofthe district, 1500 quintals of seed hasbeen made available by the govern-ment for sowing an area of 12 thousand500 acres, for which it is necessary forthe farmers to get registered on the por-tal of Agriculture Department. By show-ing their registration slip, farmers canget the seed from the sales centres lo-cated in the district of Haryana SeedDevelopment Corporation at 80 percentsubsidy.He informed that the farmers of the dis-trict have got the registration done onthe portal for the prescribed area, butsome of the registered farmers havenot lifted the seeds from the sales cen-tres of Haryana Seed DevelopmentCorporation. Therefore, all the regis-tered farmers, who have not lifted theseed, are called upon to get their seedfrom the sales centres of Haryana SeedDevelopment Corporation located in thedistrict and sow it in time so that the fer-tility of the land can be increased.

Benches constitutedfor National LokAdalat to be held on May 14RAMAN GUPTAKAITHAL: Secretary and Chief JudicialMagistrate, District Legal Services Au-thority, Danish Gupta said that as perthe instructions of Haryana State LegalServices Authority and under the super-vision of District Legal Services Authori-ty Chairman and District and SessionsJudge Naresh Katyal, National LokAdalats will be organised on May 14. .Benches have been constituted for thisNational Lok Adalat. He said that inthese benches District and SessionsJudge Naresh Katyal, Additional Districtand Sessions Judge Dr. GagandeepKaur, Additional District and SessionsJudge Krishnakant, Additional Districtand Sessions Judge Natasha Sharma,Civil Judge Senior Division PraveshSingla, Chief Judicial Magistrate RajniKaushal , Judicial Magistrate AshwaniGupta, JMC Guhla Isha Garg.He informed that under this NationalLok Adalat, Pre National Lok Adalatsare being organized daily in all thecourts of Kaithal. National Lok Adalatcovers cases pending in various courtslike criminal, NI Act, bank recovery, mo-tor vehicle, labor related dispute cases,revenue matters, pre litigation casesand other civil matters. If any personwants to get his case/dispute settledthrough Lok Adalat, he can approachthe concerned court or the District Le-gal Services Authority. According to theconstitution, free legal aid has beenarranged for the poor and weaker sec-tions of the society. You can talk aboutany kind of legal aid or social problemon the helpline number 01746-235759of the District Legal Services Authority.

Mayor inauguratesATMR K. KASHYAPYAMUNANAGAR: Mayor MadanChouhan inaugurated the ATM ofHDFC Bank on Guru Nanak KhalsaCollege Road on Friday. With the open-ing of ATM, thousands of people in thearea will not have to travel long dis-tances to withdraw cash. Earlier, therewas no ATM in the area. People had togo on the railway road to withdrawmoney. Before the inauguration of theATM booth, the bank officials welcomedMayor Madan Chouhan with a bouquetof flowers.Mayor Chouhan cut the ribbon and in-augurated the ATM booth. During this,he learnt about the working of ATMfrom the bank officials. MayorChouhan said that HDFC Bank isworking to set up ATM booths inevery colony. With the installation ofATMs, the people here will no longerhave to go to the bank to withdrawmoney nor will they have to wait inlong lines.With the installation of ATMs, the inci-dents of robbery with those who bringmoney from the bank will also be less.Bank officials said that amount uptoone lakh rupees can be withdrawn froman ATM. All the officers and staff mem-bers of the bank were present on theoccasion.

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Haryana Cabinet which met under theChairmanship of Chief Minister, Sh.Manohar Lal here today approvedNew Excise Policy for the year 2022-23. The Current Excise year is appli-cable upto June 11, 2022.

While, the first time ever, for thesecond consecutive year, there wouldbe almost no default in payment of li-cence fee. The Excise Revenue col-lections in Financial Year 2021-22were Rs. 7938.8 crore as against Rs.6791.98 crore in the Financial Year2020-21, which is 17 percent higher.

As per the new Policy, in 2022-23,the liquor vends shall be auctionedthrough e-tender of retail zones (com-prising of maximum 4 retail shops).For Ease of Doing Business, the pow-ers to approve brands/labels having no

change from the previousyear are delegated to theDeputy Excise and Taxa-tion Commissioner(DETC).

The Permission of op-eration in additional shiftsto manufactories would begranted on annual basis asagainst quarterly basispresently. Besides this, thepower to renew licence and grant ad-ditional points in existing bars hasbeen delegated to the DETCs. Also,the approval of new labels/brands willbe done online. To encourage respon-sible drinking, low alcoholic bever-ages will be promoted.

In the new policy the Import Dutyon wine slashed from Rs. 7 to Rs. 2per BL. The Letter of Intent fee forestablishing Wine manufactory areslashed down from Rs. 15 lakh to Rs.

1 lakh. There would be noincrease in the f bar licencefee.

Furthermore, Morniadded in the list of placeswhere bar licencees can begranted to promote tourismand adventure sport. Barsand clubs located anywherein the State can now seekbar licence.

Bars and retail vends can nowhave the flexibility to operate longerafter payment of additional fees. Thebasic quota of CL and IMFL shall be1100 lakh proof litre and 650 lakhproof litre respectively, which isaround 4 percent higher than last year.Besides this, there would be no fixedquota of country liquor allotted to dis-tilleries so the licences will have fullfreedom to choose brands of any dis-tillery.

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S K Singal assumes charge as HAREDA ChairmanCHANDIGARH: Swatantar Kumar Singal on Friday assumed charge as Chairman of Haryana Re-newable Energy Development Agency (HAREDA). Singal has done Masters of Engineering fromRoorkee University and possesses experience of government and private sector as administrator,planner, arbitrator, consultant and advisor in various organizations. Speaking on the occasion, Sin-gal said he plans to make Haryana and adjoining National Capital Region pollution free through ascientific approach to deal with the menace of paddy straw burning in fields. Further, efforts will bemade to harness solar energy through Megawatt scale and small solar power plants to bridge thedemand-supply gap. These efforts will not only result in employment generation but will also con-tribute to clean and green economy of the State. Director General, Haryana New and RenewableEnergy Department and HAREDA Dr Hanif Qureshi welcomed the Chairman and expressed hopethat HAREDA will achieve new milestones under his guidance.

SHIV KUMAR SHARMAKARNAL, MAY 6

Gharaunda MLA Harvinder Kalyan helda joint meeting of officials of NationalHighway Authority of India, LakeWorks Department, Irrigation Depart-ment and Revenue Department at thePublic Works Department's rest houseon Friday to bring important develop-mental projects related to the assemblyconstituency on the ground. These de-velopment works include the construc-tion of foot over bridge at village Kam-bopura, minor bridge being built on thepucca bridge, expansion of the serviceroad leading to Kutel Medical Universi-ty and the Ring Road and Eastern By-pass to be built in Karnal. In the meet-ing, Deputy Commissioner Anish Yadavgave detailed information about theprogress report of each project.

The officials told MLA HarvinderKalyan that the foundation work of footover bridge in Kambopura village hasbeen completed, soon this work will befinalised. Similarly, the tender for thework of a minor bridge to be built on thepucca bridge has been uploaded on theportal on April 28, soon it will also be

completed soon after allotting the work.He informed about the extension ofservice road leading to Kutel MedicalUniversity that the process of land ac-quisition is to be initiated to completethis work. He also informed that draftawards have been prepared for land ac-quisition for the project of Ring Road,work of utility shifting, forest proposaland structure valuation is going on. Thedraft of the tender document has beensent to the National Highways Authori-ty of India. To solve the problem of sug-arcane farmers, the service lane shouldbe widened and strengthened, addition-al bridges should be built on the canal,farmers should not have any problem inbringing sugarcane , said MLA Harvin-der Kalyan.

MAINPAL KASHYAPINDRI, MAY 6

A meeting of the workers washeld in the office of Anil Ver-ma, the Halqa president ofthe AAP, in which the officebearers and workers of theAAP took part. Talking to re-porters after addressing theparty workers, Anil Vermainformed that a workersmeeting of Aam Aadmi Party,Indri Vidhan Sabha, will beheld on May 8 at 9 a.m. GuruRavidas Mandir Ward 8 In-dri. In the meeting, discus-sion on the expansion of theorganization will be held.

He said that partyfounder and Delhi ChiefMinister Arvind Kejriwal isarriving in Kurukshetra onMay 29. The meeting willalso hold discussion on pro-posed rally of Arvind Kejriw-al on May 29. He informedthat the chief guests of thismeeting to be held on May 8will be Haryana in-charge Dr.

Sushil Gupta, Haryana's or-ganization minister PraveenPrabhakar, Anurag Danda,co-in-charge Dinesh PratapSingh..

Activities in Haryanahave intensified after the for-mation of Aam Aadmi Partygovernment with an over-whelming majority in Pun-jab. Anil Verma said thatcoming time belongs to theAam Aadmi Party and ex-pressed confidence that theAAP government will beformed in Haryana with anabsolute majority after thenext assembly election.

He said that on May 29,Delhi Chief Minister ArvindKejriwal will address partyworkers in Kurukshetra. Heappealed to the workers and members to co-operate to make the programa success. He said that theCongress and the BJP havealways pushed the countrytowards anarchy.

Arvind Kejriwal and hisgovernment have set new di-mensions of development inDelhi. The policies of theparty in the field of educa-tion, health, unemploymentare in the public interest.

RANVIR PARASHARKAITHAL, MAY 6

Recently, in a gala ceremony, Dr VanishaDhaka Chopra, who hails from Haryana, In-dia was crowned as Mrs Asia Pacific by Daz-zles Events R. Dr Vanisha is a pathologist byprofession and entered into the world ofpageantry in 2019-2020 with the purpose ofspreading the word about Mental health. Herhusband is currently serving in the IndianArmy as Lieutenant Colonel.On various oc-casions, she has been awarded and accoladedfor her social contributions. Also, she was ti-tled as Visionara Global Charity 2019 and ispresently working at Tricity, Chandigarhbased Empowering Hands Foundation alongwith Hyder Ali and Namrata Rayat, an IIMgraduate and Director. She has also con-tributed by her various research works espe-cially on Breast Cancer awareness along withsenior consultant and mentor, Dr VaibhavMane.She describes herself as an empath andhas both roots and wings. She attributed hersuccess to all the women who are facing hard-ships from society every day but still cheeringfor each other. She stated that her win in theinternational pageant provided the biggestplatform to voice her opinions impactfully

and globally.For this, she is extremely thank-ful to Tabassum Haq, Chief Executive Officer,and Parisa communication Pvt. Limited, whoconducts pageants nationally and internation-ally in the pursuit of Women's Empowerment.After a long wait due to the pandemic, DazzleAsiaR 2022 is in Sri Lanka in association withthe Ministry of Tourism, Government of SriLanka keeping in view the participation fromall over Asia amid COVID-19 travel restric-tions.This story is provided by GPRC. ANIwill not be responsible in any way for the con-tent of this article.

State Cabinet gives nod toNew Excise Policy- 2022-23

Kushal Sharma wins bronzemedal in Khelo India

MAINPAL KASHYAPINDRI: The Khelo India University Games (Karate) was held at JainUniversity Bangalore from 24 April to 2 May 2022. In the Khelo IndiaUniversity Games, 4508 players from 189 universities from all over In-dia participated and displayed their talent. The same team coach SushilSharma, team manager Anjali was selected from Kurukshetra Universi-ty Kurukshetra. Speaking on the occasion, bronze medalist KushalSharma said that he was very inclined towards sports since childhood.It is a matter of pride for me that I have brought laurels to not only myvillage but my community. Giving information, District Karate Associa-tion Karnal Secretary Pramod Kashyap said that Kushal Sharma, a res-ident of Rajepur village of Indri won a bronze medal in Team KumiteMail. The Kurukshetra University Haryana team, showcasing its talentlike every time, won the overall trophy title with 22 points in the KheloIndia University Games. Speaking on the occasion, father Tarsem Shar-ma said that our son has brought laurels to the state. Seeing his inter-est, he had made the name of his school bright and we sent him to playin the team of Kurukshetra University and he won the bronze medal inTeam Kumite Male in Khelo India. Yogesh Kalda, General Secretary,Haryana Sports Karate Association congratulated the winning playerand wished him a bright future.

AAP will form govt in Haryanawith full majority: Anil Verma

CJM Jasbir takes stock of Asandhlegal services panel activitiesJASWINDER SHARMAKARNAL: Chief Judicial Magistrate and Secretary, District Legal Ser-vices Authority, Karnal Jasbir held a meeting with the panel advocatesin Sub-Division Asandh regarding the activities being carried out underthe Legal Services Authority Act 1987 and the rules and regulationsframed under it. Aparna Bhardwaj, Additional Civil Judge (Senior Divi-

sion) Co-Chair, Sub-Division-al Legal Services Committeeand Vandana Dhillon, Judi-cial Magistrate, First Class,Asandh, were present on theoccasion.The CJM pointed out that Ar-ticle 39-A of the Constitutionof India provides that the

State shall ensure that the operation of the legal system promotes jus-tice on the basis of equal opportunity, and in particular, through appro-priate laws or schemes or in any other way free. Provide legal assis-tance to ensure that no citizen is deprived of access to justice due to fi-nancial or other disability.He said that Articles 14 and 22 (1) also make it mandatory for the stateto ensure a legal system that promotes justice before the law on the ba-sis of equality and equal opportunity for all.Legal aid seeks to ensure that the constitutional pledge is fulfilled in itsletter and spirit and that equal justice is provided to the poor, the down-trodden and the weaker sections of society.The CJM directed the Chairman of the Sub-Divisional Legal ServicesCommittee to make wide publicity about the services being providedunder the Rules and Regulations made under the Legal Services Act,1987, so that maximum number of cases should be taken up in theforthcoming National Lok Adalat to be held on May 14, 2022 so thatthe pendency of regular courts can be reduced.

Suggestions given to children tobecome self-reliantSAVITABILASPUR: Children of Chaudhary Devi Lal College and Vishwa BharatiCollege visited Utthan Sansthan, during which Principal Ravindra Mishrainformed about the efforts unit of Utthan Sansthan to all the children whocame, while giving information about the children with disabilities, saidthat It is a mistake and socially irresponsible to make fun of people with

disability, to consider themweak and to make themdependent on others. Di-rector of Childline and Ut-than Sansthan, Dr. AnjuBajpai, while giving infor-mation about social workto all the students, saidthat if you see any suchdisabled children aroundus, then you should notmake fun of them, but en-courage them.They were also informedabout Childline 1098. Allthe children who came

asked some questions, all the students were satisfied when they gotanswers. Shefali, the coordinator of Childline, while giving informationabout 1098 to everyone, said that if you feel that any then you can callthis number at any time, we will help that child completely. This numberis a 24-hour emergency service, which is free of cost. In this, the infor-mation of the informer is kept secret. All the children who came werevery happy working with the differently abled children. Kumari, KarmpalSingh ji appreciated the effort of Utthan Sansthan and the child line1098 programme. Sumit Soni, Honey Tomar, Ravindra Mishra, SwatiThakur were present from the childline team.

Haryana tops country inunemployment: LadiSHIV KUMAR SHARMAKARNAL: A meeting of Aam Aadmi Party workers was held inGolden Moment Sector 12 today under the chairmanship ofHarjit Singh Ladi. Workers of Assandh, Nilokheri, Jundla, Gha-raunda, Indri participated in this meeting. Harjit Singh, while ad-dressing the workers said that the popularity of AAP is increas-ing day by day. Haryana remains the number one state in the

country in unemploy-ment. The unemploy-ment rate in Haryana is34.5 per cent which ismuch higher than theunemployment rate ofthe whole country at7.82 per cent. Due tounemployment, theyouth is in a bad condi-tion. Due to lack of work,

youth of the state are becoming criminals.Drug addiction is increasing among the youth. Gurvinder saidthat the meeting of party workers will be held on 8th in Nilokheriand Indri. He asked all the workers to be present. Kejriwaladopted public welfare policies in Delhi and Punjab and wonthe Punjab elections. People have to be made aware aboutthese welfare policies. In this meeting, all the workers gavetheir views and gave their opinion to strengthen the Aam AadmiParty. In this meeting, the Deputy Speaker, District Karnal'sBindra Mann Vidhan Sabha, Karnal's President Sanjeev Mehta,Assandh Assembly Speaker Amandeep Singh, Nilokheri's AjitSingh, Mehr Singh Bedi, Krishna Bansal, Pooran Dr. Rajesh,Prince, Mahendra, Rajendra Balmiki, Sunil Goyal, GurvinderKaur and Sunil Bindal of Model Town were also present.

Kalyan holds meeting with officials

One injured as offendersshoot at policemen

NIRMAL SAINIRADAUR: The bike riders opened fire on the police team chasingthem. The bike with two riders had no number at all. They fled from thespot. The bullet hit SI Satish Kamboj sitting in the police car. Due towhich he was badly injured. In the injured condition, the accompanyingstaff took him to the hospital, but he was referred to Yamunanagar whenhis condition became critical. On receiving the information, Superinten-dent of Police Surendra Pal, DSP Radaur Rajat Gulia, besides CIA ForestInspector Narendra Kumar and Rakesh Kumar from CIA 2 reached thespot and started investigating the matter. After the incident, in search ofthe absconding attackers, the police also started a blockade from place toplace. SI Satish Kamboj posted at Radaur police station was on patrolwith the team. When he was passing near the bus stand, he saw twomasked youths on a bike without numbers who were standing outside thebank. Seeing the police team, the youth fled towards Radaur road on abike. The police signaled them to stop. But instead of stopping, themasked youth fired two shots at SI Satish Kamboj, one of which hit Satishand he was seriously injured. The bike riders fled from the spot after theincident. DSP Radaur Rajat Gulia said that seeing the suspicious youth,the police personnel tried to stop them. But they opened fire on the po-lice personnel.

Dazzle Pageants crowns Dr VanishaDhaka Chopra as Mrs Asia Pacific


A web series "College Scandal" involv-ing actors from Haryana is being shotunder the direction of Rajesh Babbar,the director of National Award winningfilm Chhoriyan Chhoron Se Kum NahiHoti. This web series is being developedtaking the current college life of theyouth as the basis. Today, the wayyouths leave their studies in college andget involved in hooliganism, ragging,drugs, paper leaking and gang wars andend their future by getting trapped inthis spider web, the same fabric is wo-ven in this web series. Bollywood actorYashpal Sharma is playing the lead rolein this web series. In this, all the actorsare from Haryana, which proves thatthe filmmakers are serious about thestories and stories related to the back-ground of Haryana. Its story andscreenplay are written by Pravesh Ra-jput and Girish Katyal. The responsi-bility of production is handled by Ram-phal Balhara, assistant director of thefirst successful film of Haryana madein 1984, Chandrawal.

The film is being produced underthe banner of Rab Films. Mohankant,

Kuldeep, Jayant, Dadri and Jhajjarfrom Gurgaon, Sanjay Ramphal, Ra-jkumar, Sandeep Sharma, Vishal Shar-ma, RJ Ballu, Mukesh Musafir fromSonepat, Vinay Chhokar, YogeshBharadwaj, Kuldeep Sharma from His-ar, Satish Kashyap, Alpana Suhasini,Pushpanjali, Krishna Kumar Malik andShivam Kabir Sharma are acting fromAshima and Karnal. Krishna KumarMalik, who has returned to Karnal fromshooting in Chandigarh and surround-ing areas, said that the story of thefilm/web series is a college story inwhich a section of youth, regardless oftheir future, gets caught in the maze ofmisogyny and from ragging, paperleaking, drug addiction, and molesting

girls to killing an innocent, he getstrapped in his own made-up web.

The shooting of season one will bewrapped up in 15 days and will be re-leased on the Haryanvi Stage app inAugust. While this web series opens theflag of spoiled youth, it also inspiresthe youth to avoid misogyny. Maliksaid that in the past, the news of suicideby a medical student of Karnal due toragging had shook the society. Thisthriller and mystery film is being pro-duced for the purpose that such inci-dents should not be repeated in society.Malik said that the production of thefilm is being done with utmost serious-ness so that the growing discrepanciesamong the youth can be stopped.

Shooting of a web series `College Scandal’

WHO figures arebundle of lies: KatariaSAVITABILASPUR: BJP MP from Ambala and former Union Minister forJal Shakti and Social Justice Empowerment Rattanlal Katariatermed the WHO's estimate of more than 47 lakh deaths fromCorona in India as a bundle of lies, calling it a mathematical modelof WHO. He said that our figures are completely certified and theworld including WHO should believe India's figures. Ratan LalKataria said that the whole worldknows that we have created a newhistory by administering 190 croreKovid vaccines in love India. Notonly this, we have sent Kovid-19vaccines and medicines to hun-dreds of countries. Kataria saidthat today there is a great need forIndia to counter the confusion andrumors being spread by the WHOregarding the figures of deaths dueto Covid. Our popular Prime Minis-ter Shri Narendra Modi startedpreparations on a war footing tosave the people of the countryfrom this disease as soon asCovid-19 came to India. He saidthat the world can get reliable information about India's COVID-19figures from the following facts. 1. The data obtained from the Citi-zen Registration System is authentic 2. The researchers make pol-icy makers brief from the birth and death rate registration systemlaw 3. Birth and death rate registration system is a century old 4.About 3 lakh registrars and deputy commissioners in the countryRegistrar General 5. Report of the Registrar General released an-nually 6. Last report released on 3rd May 2022.

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GAURAV GOELCHANDIGARH, MAY 6Punjab Cooperation Minister S.Harpal Singh Cheema, on Fri-day, informed that since thename of Verka has been mali-ciously used to harm the brand’sreputation in an old video fromTurkey, the Milkfed has regis-tered a complaint with CyberCell of Punjab Police under ITAct, 2000 today.

Notably, an old video of2020 from Turkey is going viralon social media platforms,where a person has been showntaking bath in milk. And, some-one has superimposed the nameof Verka on this video with theintention to malign the fair nameof one of the best cooperativebrands. The Finance & Coopera-tion Minister S. Cheema saidthat depiction of the viral videoclearly shows that the said actionhas been taken with malafide in-tention to defame and harm thegrowing goodwill of brand Ver-ka. The Minister informed thatGovernment has taken a serious

note of this malicious act andnecessary criminal action will betaken against the culprits. S.Cheema categorically said, thevideo is not related to Verka anddeliberately spreading such mis-information can invite legal ac-tion, adding that this maliciousact will harm the interests of theconsumers as well as farmers

and will damage our efforts toeradicate the menace of adulter-ation of milk by unscrupulouselements.

He said that it is matter ofrecord that Verka Milk Plants arefulfilling all statutory require-ments laid down by Food SafetyStandards Act of India 2006.Verka has been awarded withprestigious quality mark by Na-tional Dairy DevelopmentBoard.

Managing Director, Milkfed,Kamaldeep Singh Sangha,, whotoday got a complaint registeredwith Cyber Cell, informed thatthis video has no relation withVerka and as per media reportsthis video has been shot in a sub-urb named Konia of CentralAnatolian State of Turkey.

The person who has beentaking bath, has been reported tobe a resident named Emre Sayarof Turkey. The video has report-edly been uploaded by a residentof Turkey named Ugur Turgutand Government of Turkey hadtaken action against both the of-fenders. Sangha further in-

formed that during the most try-ing time of COVID Pandemic-19, Verka has handled Milk asper the best quality standardsand delivered pure & hygienicmilk & milk products to its con-sumers. For 50 years Milkfed(Verka) has been marketing andselling top quality Milk andMilk products not only in Indianmarket but also in Internationalmarkets. Because of high qualitythe brand is getting tremendousresponse from consumers result-ing in handsome increase insales by registering a growth of10% in Pouch Milk Sales, 38%in Curd, 24% in Lassi & 30% inKheer over last year. Similarly,there has been a steep growth of82% in Dairy Whitener, 51% inIce Cream, 31% in UHT, 14% inGhee, 39% in Sweetened Fla-vored Milk & 59% in Lassi.

According to the MD themorphed video clip could be thehandiwork of some unscrupu-lous elements who are rattled bythe increasing popularity of Ver-ka as a premier milk coopera-tive.

Cheema strongly condemns maliciousattempt to harm Verka's image

Lions Club Pathankot organised campPATHANKOT (R. SINGH): Lions Club Pathankot organized a camp under the chairmanshipof President Lion Rajiv Khosla MJF on the tenth project being celebrated by the Lions ClubPathankot at Transport Office, Pathankot for the making of learning driving license for the stu-dents. During this, President Rajeev Khosla and Chairman Project Vijay Passi informed that inthe camp organized by Lions Club Pathankot recently, application forms were filled by 36 stu-dents, after completing their action, their tests have been done today. In which the licenses of

the passing students will soon be made and dis-tributed to them. During this, the medicals of thestudents were also done by Dr. M.L. Atri. He alsomade the students aware of traffic rules and saidthat Lions Club would organize such camps in fu-ture also.

JASPOONAM KOHLIDINANAGAR, MAY 6

A religious function wasorganized in the PublicService Committee office,Baharampur Road, Di-nanagar, to commemoratethe birth anniversary ofLord Parshuram Maharaj.Which was presided overby Dr. Sonu Sharma, Pres-ident of Shri BrahminSabha Youth Wing Punjaband Public Service Com-mittee, Dinanagar, whileSP Head Quarter S.Gurmeet Singh was pres-ent.

First of all, ChiefGuest SP Gurmeet Singhwas given a grand wel-come on his arrival at thefunction. Thereafter ra-tion was distributed to 100needy families by the

chief guest .He congratu-lated everyone on LordParshuram Jayanti andpraised the social work be-ing done by Dr.Sonu Shar-ma.

Dr. Sonu Sharmagave detailed informationabout the public welfareworks being done by themin Dinanagar area for thelast 17 years.He said thatall kinds of help is provid-ed to the needy familieswho come in contact withhim.At the end of the

function, Prasad was dis-tributed and Chief Guestwas honored with a me-mento.

The Vice President ofAll India Hindu SecurityCommittee, Punjab, Dr.Haridev Agnihotri, SIAjay Kumar, SubhashSufi, Naresh Kumar Shar-ma, Nek Chand, Visham-bar Das, officials andmembers of Shri BrahminSabha Youth Wing andPublic Service Committeewere present.

Lord Parshuram's birth anniversary celebratedby distributing ration to needy families

Harbhajan Singh reviewsongoing projects at Jandiala

KULJIT SINGHJANDIALA GURU, MAY 6

The PWD was carrying out var-ious development works in Jan-diala Assembly constituencyand while reviewing these de-velopment works, the CabinetMinister Mr. Harbhajan Singhdirected the concerned officersto complete the projects on timeand Particular attention shouldbe paid to quality. Reviewingthe development works, Mr.Harbhajan Singh said that the

feasibility of an ROB project atAmritsar-Delhi railway cross-ing on Gahri Mandi to Khajalaroad should be completed im-mediately. He said that thisROB would be of great help tothe residents of the area andalso in alleviating the problemof heavy traffic of mandis, stor-age, yards etc. in the area. Mr.Harbhajan Singh also reviewedthe project for construction ofnew road along the UBDCcanal track from Adda Boparaito Gehri Mandi.

DC orders to ‘Zero Pendency’ forcitizen services in Sewa Kendra’s

ASHOK KAURAKAPRUTHALA, MAY 6 Deputy Commissioner Kapurthala Vishesh Sarangal hasdirected the officials the ensure“ Zero pendency “ for cit-izen services at Sewa Kendra’s in the district . In a meet-ing to reviews the progress of sewa kendras , Deputycommissioner said that the concerned authorities mustensure to deliver the services within time frame pre-scribed by the Punjab Government. He made it clearthat undue delay in providing services to the people atsewa kendras would not be tolerated at all. He also di-rected the district heads of all the departments to takeimmediate decision regarding the applications receivedfrom the sewa Kendra’s so that there would be no delayin providing services to the people. It may be mentionedhere that 20 Seva Kendras are functioning in the districtand for the convenience of the people the Punjab Gov-ernment has decided to open Seva Kendras on Saturdayand Sunday in shifts.

Donation given toschool for generator

KULBHUSHAN GARGGIDDARBAHA, MAY 6

In view of the increasing heat wave, NRI Gurmeet Singh Sid-hu son Modan Singh of village Husnar and his family pre-sented cheque for generator with the inspiration of schoolmanager committee member Jaskaran Singh in GovernmentHigh Smart School Husnar. Similarly, Veeradwinder SinghGill Math Master presented the amount of cooperation to theschool on the discharge of his service. Giving information inthis regard, the head teacher Rakhi Rani said that earlier theschool had a generator set with 7 kW capacity, so that only thecomputer lab of the school could run and in the absence ofelectricity, the children had to study without fans.

He said that now a new generator set of Kirloskar Com-pany of 21 kilowatt capacity has been purchased for theschool with the cooperation amount presented by the abovetwo generous gentlemen. On this occasion, thanking the char-itable gentlemen wholeheartedly and honoured them duringthe simple ceremony.

DALJEET AJNOHAHOSHIARPUR, MAY 6

As part of the campaignlaunched by the district admin-istration for the release of ille-gal occupants, the villageMehra Jattan (Block Talwara)today managed to get rid of theillegal occupation of panchayatland by 11 persons of the vil-lage for nearly 15 years. Thepossession was rescued by ateam led by BDPO TalwaraSukhpreet Pal Singh and otheremployees besides Naib Tehsil-dar Gursewak Chand were

present at the time. The occu-pation took place in the vil-lage's 12 acres, 5 kanals and 8marlas of panchayat land. Afterreleasing the possession,BDPO Talwara said that theland would be leased on May13 through open bidding.Deputy CommissionerSandeep Hans said that the dis-trict administration has starteda campaign to release the ille-gal occupants in the villages,under which BDPOs wouldprepare a list of such villagesand release the occupants fromthe occupiers.

SACHIN MOUDGILLLUDHIANA, MAY 6

Ashwini Kumar Gupta, a resi-dent of Ludhiana, died of a sud-den heart attack recently. Afterhis departure, the family got abig shock but the family ful-filled his last wish and took apledge to donate for the good ofthe society and with the consentof the family his son Mr.Saurabh Kumar Gupta, ChiefJudicial Magistrate Ambalaspoke to Punarjot Eye Bank.and fulfilled his father's lastwish of eye donation. Shri Ash-wini Kumar Gupta associatedhis family with social work.

Chief Judicial MagistrateMr. Saurabh Kumar Gupta dur-ing visit to Punarjot eye banksociety said that his father wasa retired officer from PunjabNational Bank.

He was a social worker andenvironmentalist he believedthat we should serve the socie-ty while alive and donate our

organs even after death. LateShri Ashwini Kumar Gupta as-sociated his family with socialwork.

This invaluable contribu-tion of the eye donating familybrought alive the lives of twoblind people. Mr. Saurabh Ku-mar Gupta, son of late Mr. Ash-wani Kumar Gupta, Chief Judi-cial Magistrate, Ambala, whilefulfilling the last wish of the fa-ther, said that after the death ofour beloved, we should notburn or bury his organs. Ratherthey should be donated to someneedy so that the needy people

who are depressed due to lackof these organs can get rid ofdespair and they too can enjoythe world.

He appealed to the peopleto donate blood while alive anddonate eyes after death. He alsoappealed to the youth to jointhis campaign. Dr. RameshMedical Director Punarjot EyeBank thanked the eye donorfamilies and appealed to thepeople that there has been ahuge reduction in the eye dona-tion campaign due to the coro-na epidemic, so now again thiscampaign needs your support.

District admn takes actionagainst illegal possession

VERMAGURDASPUR, MAY 6

The president of 11 Star Li-ons Club Kahunwan Fateh,Lines Romesh Mahajan, whohas been working for the so-ciety for the last 16 years, hasbeen appointed as the presi-dent of the club for the 17thtime with the consent of allLines members.

He was entrusted withthe responsibility of holdingthe post which is a record inLynism. On this occasion Mr.Line Romesh Mahajan ex-pressed his happiness,thanked all the members ofthe line and highlighted thecommendable work done byhis club, from marriage of or-phan girls to building housesfor the poor and homeless

and schools in slum areas.This includes taking openbegging children to schooland distributing free food,uniforms and books. Theclub is ready to help those inneed from time to time. Onthis occasion, the club as-sured that they will continueto serve humanity with fulldedication in the years tocome. Apart from them LineKanwarpal Singh Club Sec-retary, Line Dalveer Singh

Treasurer, Line AspreetSingh Secretary PRO, LineDr. RS Bajwa Chairman,Line Ravel Singh and PremTuli Senior Vice President,Line DS See, Line HarishKumar was elected AdvisorEducation. Apart from these,Line Vikas Salhotra, LineSatnam Singh, Line AjayShankar Kohli, Line SarabjitKahlon and Line GurdevSingh were elected as advisors.

Romesh Mahajan becomes President of 11 StarLions Club Kahunwan Fateh for 17th time

By fulfilling last wish of donating my father'seyes, we all get eternal peace in family: CJM

BAHADURJEET SINGHRUPNAGAR, MAY 6

Rupnagar MLA advocate Di-nesh Chadha flagged off shuttlebus service for Rupnagar city.Speaking on the occasionChadha said that constructionwork of four lane steel bridge onSirhind canal near new busstand on Ropar Phagwara-Nawanshahr-Banga-Rupnagarroad National Highway 344Aand along with Nehru Stadiumwas in progress. Due to thisproject the traffic of this bridgehas been diverted till further or-

ders. Due to this diversion ofbuses the general public wasfacing great difficulty for goingto general Bus Stand Rupnagarand from general bus standRupnagar to old bus stand, Gur-dwara Bhatta Sahib and PoliceLines. Keeping in view thisproblem. Punjab RoadwaysRupnagar has started shuttleservice from the bus stand. Giv-ing information about the busroute, he said that this shuttlebus would run from 7 am to 11am and from 2 pm to 6 pm fromgeneral bus stand to BelaChowk / civil hospital.

ANIL VERMABATHINDA, MAY 6

To recognize the invaluablecontribution of eminent acade-mician of our country in thefield of Punjabi literature andculture, the Senate, Panjab Uni-versity, Chandigarh has decidedto confer Prof. Jagbir Singh,Chancellor, Central Universityof Punjab, Bathinda (CUPB)with PU Sahitya Ratna Award inthe 69th Convocation of theuniversity scheduled on May 6,2022. Shri M. Venkaiah Naidu,Vice President of India andChancellor, Panjab University,Chandigarh, shall be the ChiefGuest on this occasion and con-fer the prestigious PU SahityaRatna Award on Prof. JagbirSingh in the gracious presenceof Shri Banwarilal Purohit,Hon'ble Governor of Punjab &Administrator, U.T., Chandi-garh; Shri Bandaru Dattatraya,Hon'ble Governor of Haryana;

Shri Bhagwant Mann, Hon'bleChief Minister, Punjab; ShriManohar Lal Khattar, Hon'bleChief Minister, Haryana' andother dignitaries.

In the Ratna Awards series,Panjab University will also con-fer Gyan Ratna, Vigyan Ratna,Khel Ratna, Udyog Ratna, andKala Ratna Awards on five em-inent personalities from variousfields apart from literature. Be-sides this, PU will also conferan Honoris Causa degree onthree acclaimed scientists fromour country.On this occasion,Prof. Raghavendra P. Tiwari,

Vice Chancellor, Central Uni-versity of Punjab, asserted thatProf. Jagbir Singh, in his 50years of teaching and researchexperience, has made a remark-able contribution in the field ofPunjabi Literature and Cultureand the conferment of the PUSahitya Ratna Award will berecognition of his dedicated anduntiring efforts. While express-ing his happiness, he stated thatthis is a moment of immensepride for the entire CUPB fra-ternity. Prof. Jagbir Singh spe-cialises in mediaeval Punjabiliterature, folklore, and literarycriticism. He has published 20books and presented researchpapers at more than 100 nation-al and international confer-ences. He is a Life Fellow ofPunjabi University in Patiala, anAdvisor to the Centre for Stud-ies in Guru Granth Sahib atGNDU Amritsar, and a Memberof the Indian Institute of Ad-vanced Studies in Shimla.

PU decides to confer Sahitya Ratan Awardto CUPB Chancellor Prof. Jagbir Singh

Dinesh Chadha flags off shuttlebus service for Rupnagar

Centre shouldcompensate states forimporting coal: AIPEFBAHADURJEET SINGHRUPNAGAR: All India PowerEngineers Federation (AIPEF) hasdemanded that the center shouldcompensate each and every statethat is being forced to import coal inabsence of adequate domestic coal. In absence of this financial help,the financial condition of the utilitieswill deteriorate further. V K, Guptaspokesperson AIPEF said that thefederation has written a letter to R KSingh union power minister onFriday that the forcing the states togo for imported coaldue to the shortage of domesticcoal to bridge the coal supply-demand gap, created through sheermismanagement and lack ofanticipation and planning is notappreciable. Gupta said that thelanded cost of coal in thermal plantsof Punjab and Haryana is aroundRs.5500 per tonne. In the case ofimported coal the cost of Indonesiancoal is around 200 $ per tonne oraround Rs 15000 per tonne.

Fever survey conducted byhealth dept at Village Raiya

HEMANT SHARMARAMPURA PHUL: Civil SurgeonBathinda Dr. Balwant Singh, DistrictEpidemiologist Dr. Mayokjot Singhand Senior Medical Officer BhagtaDr. Rajpal Singh conducted FeverSurvey at Raiya and instructed thepeople to destroy mosquito larvae.Multipurpose Health SupervisorBalvir Singh Sandhu Kalan Told thesummerAs soon as it starts, there isan increase in mosquito breeding,which leads to an increase indengue, malaria, chikungunya, Zikavirus, etc. Fever. Bowls, animal feedgames, gates, etc. once a weekIt isvery important to evacuate and dryand it is very important to keep thehouse clean. On this occasion,Multipurpose Health Worker VinodKumar collected blood samples offever patients and suspected feverpatients and sent them for testingthrough proper system.

Woman arrested with60 gm by CIA 2SACHIN MOUDGILLLUDHIANA: The CIA 2 wing of theLudhiana police have arrested awoman with 60 gm of heroin fromhis possession. The FIR isregistered against Harpreet Kaurw/o Surjit Singh Deol colony Dabaroad.A case under the NDPS act

was registeredagainst her.Beant junejain charge ofCIA 2 saidsecretinformationwas receivedthat HarpreetKaur and his

husband Surjit Singh are into theheroin smuggling trade and they areon the way of Kartar ChownkShimlapuri to deliver heroin to theirclients. Accordingly,a police partylaid a trap and stopped her.Duringthe checking 60 gram heroin wasrecovered .She deposited drugmoney 1 lac 30000 in his AXIS bankaccount. Her husband Surjit Singhwho managed to escape from spot.He is facing 4 NDPS cases and herecently came out from jail onparole.

CS JOLLYCHANDIGARH, MAY 6

In a bid to give impetus tocrop diversification acrossthe state and save only avail-able natural resource in formof water, the Punjab ChiefMinister Bhagwant Mann onFriday announced MinimumSupport Price (MSP) onMoongi crop.

Assuring the farmerssowing Moongi, BhagwantMann said that the state gov-ernment would purchaseevery single grain of theircrop provided they will haveto sow paddy 126 variety orbasmati in the same field af-ter harvesting Moongi asboth these crops take far less

time for maturity as well asrequire less water as com-pared to other varieties ofpaddy.

The Chief Minister said,“It is for the first time thatany government has assuredfarmers to purchase Moongion MSP. This will enable thefarmers to supplement theirincome by sowing anothercrop between wheat-paddycycle”. Pertinently, the MSPfor Moongi is Rs 7275 perquintal and it is being culti-vated over an area of 77,000acres as compared to 50,000acres in last year.

The Chief Minister alsodeclared that the state gov-ernment would purchaseBasmati on the remunerative

CM announcesto procure

Moongi on MSP

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Artificial Sombhadra SwanRiver Lake on lines ofSukhna Lake is awaited

KISHORI LAL BAINSAMB: An artificial “Sombhadra SwanRiver Lake" in Una on the lines ofSukhna Lake Chandigarh is highlyawaited by the people of district Una.Sombhadra-Swan River Lake willbring economic prosperity bybecoming synonymous with tourismdevelopment revolution in HimachalPradesh. An artificial/natural lake mustbe made for environmental protectionand tourism in Sombhadra-SwanRiver of district Una. With theconstruction of Sombhadra-SwanRiver Lake in district Una, the dreamof district Una, nicknamed Shri ChhotaHaridwar, will come true. The holySomabhadra-Swan of the mythical,historical, religious faith of heaven,which has been flowing since timeimmemorial, is consideredsynonymous with its prosperity. Alongwith irrigating the crops, this river hassettled in the religious culturalharmony here.

Minor swallowspoisonous substanceJOGINDRA DEV ARYABANGANA: Under the police stationBangana, a minor swallowed analleged poisonous substance due tounknown reasons. On deterioratinghealth, the family members broughtthe minor to the regional hospital Unafor first aid, where the minor is undertreatment. According to informationreceived, suddenly minor’s health gotdeteriorated on which familymembers took to hospital, where itwas confirmed that he had swallowedthe poison. Police have registered acase and started further proceedings.

Police hold meeting pvtresidential coloniesANWAR HUSSAINNALAGARH: A meeting was held inthe SP Office Baddi underchairmanship of DSP Baddi NavdeepSingh with representatives of privateresidential colonies of Baddi andBarotiwal area in which officials ofBaddi Housing Board Phase 1-2,Phase 3, Omaxe, AmravatiApartments, Mandhala Housing BoardSociety were present. DSP NavdeepSingh, who came to know about theproblems being faced by all the officialsin the area and those problems werediscussed as well as suggestions of allwere also taken, including illegal work,encroachment, illegal parking in thearea by the office bearers of thesociety. Apprised the DSP about otherproblems like street ferry anddemanded to curb them so that illegalencroachment on Sai Road andChakka Road can be stopped sopeople coming and going do not haveto face the problem of jam. DSP BaddiNavdeep Singh said that thesuggestions and complaints given bythe office bearers of the society intoday's meeting will be acted uponsoon and the SHO of Barotiwala policestation to take action regarding theproblems being faced by the residentsof Mandhala Housing Board ofBarotiwala.

Himachal has become astronghold of paper leaks:Abhishek RanaPANKAJ BHARTIYAHAMIRPUR: HP Congress party'ssocial media department today took ajibe at the state government for theleakage of papers in respect ofrecruitment of police staff in the state.Abhishek Rana, the Chairman of themedia cell said today that on thelines of UP and Bihar, HimachalPradesh was also becoming astronghold of paper leaks where thegovernment canceled the paperinstead of catching the corrupt. Thishas led to playing with the future ofthe deserving candidates. He saidthat due to this, the allegations ofCongress on the state governmentwere cent -percent correct becausethe paper was leaked by theprofessor 25 minutes before theexamination and the stategovernment had no control oncorruption, which was unfortunate.

HIMACHAL/JKYUGMARG, CHANDIGARH, SATURDAY, MAY 7, 2022

Written test for recruitment of constables in HPPolice scrappedSHIMLA: While interacting with media persons here today, Chief Minister Jai Ram Thakur saidthat the written test for recruitment of constables in H.P. Police conducted on 27th March, 2022 inall the districts has been scrapped following certain doubts arisen regarding conduct of the test.He said that an FIR has been registered under Sections 420 and 120-B IPC in Police StationGaggal of district Kangra. He said that an investigation in this case would be conducted by anSIT headed by DIG, Central Range, Mandi Madhu Sudhan. He said that Commandant 1st IRBattalion Vimukt Rajan, SP Cyber Crime Rohit Malpani, SP Kangra Kushal Chand Sharma andSP Crime Virender Kalia would be Members of SIT. The Chief Minister said that the ongoingprocess of document evaluation has been stopped with immediate effect. He said that the StateGovernment was committed to ensure fairness and transparency in the recruitment process. Hesaid that the next written examination for recruitment of constables would be conducted by theend of this month so that candidates do not face any inconvenience.

Govt scraps written tests for constablerecruitment, new exams in May-end

AGENCYSHIMLA, MAY 6

The Himachal Pradeshgovernment facing a series ofpaper leaks and copying cases inthe Police, JOA and otherrecruitment processes, on Fridaywas forced to cancel the writtentest for police recruitments thattook place on March 27. ChiefMinister Jai Ram Thakurconfirmed the decision and saidthe ongoing process of documentevaluation has been stopped withimmediate effect. He said hisgovernment is committed toensure fairness and transparencyin the recruitment process. Hesaid that the next writtenexamination for recruitment ofconstables would be conductedby May end so that candidates do

not face any inconvenience. Thetest was for recruitment of 1700police constables. However the

paper was reported to have beenleaked. Thakur said to enddoubts of over the recruitment

exercise the state governmentdecided to cancel the writtenexamination. Thakur told themedia that the test forrecruitment of constables in HPPolice in all the districts has beenscrapped following certaindoubts arising regardingconducting of the test. He saidthat an FIR has been registeredunder Sections 420 and 120-BIPC in Police Station Gaggal ofdistrict Kangra. Theinvestigation is being conductedby an SIT headed by DIG,Central Range, Mandi MadhuSudhan. He said thatCommandant 1st IR BattalionVimukt Rajan, SP Cyber CrimeRohit Malpani, SP KangraKushal Chand Sharma and SPCrime Virender Kalia would beMembers of SIT.

PANKAJ BHARTIYAHAMIRPUR, MAY 6

The District MagistrateDebashweta Banik has issued anorder Under section 144 ofCrPC asking all the migrantlabourers working in the districtto get themselves registered withthe police stations they areworking or located. She said forthe safety of life and propertyand to prevent untowardincidents, migrant workers andother workers in the districtmust register themselves. TheDistrict Magistrate has said inhis order that the migrantsemployed by the hawkers, shawlsellers, hawkers, contractors andwho work on wages for earninglivelihood or business, shouldsend their complete documentsto the police station of theconcerned area. Make sure toget registered by verifying

identity with photographs. Afterthat the SHO of the concernedarea will issue them an Identitycard on the basis of antecedents.The District Magistrate hasasked the SHOs of therespective areas of the district tokeep a close watch on themigrants coming from outsidetheir jurisdiction who are insearch of their own employmentor other professions or jobs andensure that their identity isregistered with the policestation. She has also appealed tothe local residents to ensure theregistration of migrant workerswith the local police stationbefore renting out their housesto such people. Report the sameto the local bodies. Action willbe taken under section 188 ofthe I.P.C. against the owner whoviolates these orders and themigrants who work as wageswith them, she added.

DC asks migrant workers toget themselves registered

with various police stations

DINESH AGARWALSHIMLA, MAY 6

Nand Lal Sharma, Chairman & ManagingDirector, SJVN informed that SJVN hasbagged its first ever 30 MW Wind-SolarHybrid Project through a tender floated bySolar Energy Corporation of India Limited(SECI). The project was bagged @ Rs 2.54/Unit on Build Own and Operate basis in theTariff based competitive Bidding process.

Nand Lal Sharma further apprised thatthe tentative cost of construction anddevelopment of the project is Rs 195 Crores.The project will generate 79 MU in 1st yearand about 1860 MU over a period of 25years. The Power Purchase Agreement (PPA)shall be signed between SECI and SJVN for25 years. The project shall be commissionedwithin a period of 18 Months from the date ofsigning of PPA. Nand Lal Sharma said “thisis SJVN’s maiden endeavour in developing aHybrid Renewable Project. With this thecompany has ventured into the fastestemerging viable renewable energy option inthe country. The commissioning of thisProject is expected to reduce 90993 Tonnes

of carbon emission and will contribute inGovernment of India’s mission of net zerocarbon emission by 2070.” SJVN has setforth on a fast-paced journey of harnessingRenewable Energy to meet the commitmentof Government of India of achieving 500GW of installed capacity from non-fossil fuelsources by 2030. The ever-growing portfolioof the company that currently stands ataround 31000 MW has led to SJVN’s NewShared Vision of 5000 MW by 2023, 25000MW by 2030 & 50000 MW installedcapacity by 2040.

SJVN bags its first ever Wind-Solar Hybrid Project SANJAYAGGARWAL

DHARAMSHALA, MAY 6

The written examination of PoliceConstable Recruitment has beencancelled. In this case, the Kangarpolice have arrested four accused,including three candidate youth and oneother person. Giving information to thejournalists in Dharamsala on Friday,Kangra SP Khushal Sharma said thatthe paper was leaked even before theexamination and the deal was done forRs 6 to 8 lakh. These youths werematched with the miscreants sitting inDelhi and Haryana and executed thisentire incident. He said that against thecandidates and the person involved insection 420,120 IPC has been registeredand taken into custody. In this, MunishKumar resident Dev Bharari, Dr.Sulyali, Teh0 Nurpur, District Kangra,Mani Chaudhary resident village andpost office Khatiyad, Teh0 Fatehpur,District Kangra, Gorav resident villageand post office Bhadiya, Tehsil anddistrict Kangra and Ashok Kumarresident village and post office Passu,Tehsil Dharamshala, District Kangrahas been arrested. He told that in the last

phase of the completion of this entirerecruitment process, the Kangra Policehas registered a case under section 420and 120B in this entire process inGaggal police station and has indicatedthat in this recruitment process on alarge scale. It's messed up. According tothe information, the recruitment processwas conducted for 1334 police posts inthe state, for which it was taken onMarch 27, in which 74 thousandcandidates had appeared from all overthe state. The result of the writtenexamination of this recruitment wasdeclared on 5th April. In these, theresult was declared on 5 April 2022 for932 male, 311 female constable, 91male constable as driver posts. In the

first phase, the written examination wasconducted at 81 centers in the state.More than 60 thousand candidatesappeared for the posts of constable maleand more than 14 thousand candidatesfor the posts of constable female in thewritten examination. These days afterthe declaration of the result, theprocess of matching their documents isgoing on, meanwhile the policesuspected after matching thedocuments of some youths that theyhave less than 50 percent marks inmatriculation, while in the writtenexamination of police recruitment. Hehas secured 70 marks out of 90, onwhich the police personnelinterrogated him strictly, then what hedisclosed, the ground slipped undereveryone's feet and it was found thatthese youths had already obtained thequestion papers and their answers. Hadrote. He told that the police, after in-depth interrogation, also found that theyhad obtained these question papers bypaying a hefty amount, althoughaccording to the Superintendent ofKangra Police Khushal Sharma, theseaccused have not disclosed any kind inthis regard yet.

Two plants will have to be planted withadmission in Central University

SANJAYAGGARWALDHARAMSHALA, MAY 6

In Himachal Pradesh Central University (CU), every student will haveto plant two saplings in the university campus along with admission.Along with studying in CU, the student will also have to take care ofthese two plants with full responsibility. When the student completes hisstudies, the numbers will be added to his assessment after seeing thecondition of the two plants planted by him while taking the degree. Thestudent whose plant has developed well will get more marks in theassessment. While this scheme of CU will make the students aware ofthe environment, it will also develop the qualities of a responsible citizenin the children. Presently there are 29 departments running in CU. WhenCU's own campuses will be ready, at that time it is expected that about30,000 students will be taught in more than 100 departments.

BJP works on panna committee and Cong isworking on state president committee: TandonDINESH AGARWALSHIMLA, MAY 6

While addressing a pressconference BJP State Coincharge Sanjay Tandonsaid that BJP is about tocomplete all its gram kendrasammelan in himachal . BJPNational Vice PresidentSaudan Singh, InchargeAvinash Rai khanna,president Suresh kashyapand organisation secretaryPavan rana took active partin the same .

He said BJP has 2069Gram kendra pramukh wholead round about 500 peopleon booth level thus making1 lac plus active workers onbooth. These all workersare determined to make thegovernment in theupcoming vidhan sabhaelections. Attackingcongress he said BJP workson panna committee andcongress is working on statepresident committee.Congress has made 1

president and 4 workingpresidents that proves thisstatement. He said Congresscan't take a decision to maketheir national president howcan they run a state. BJP hasput a check on inflation andwe are helping the poor byvaiours schemes. Directbenefit trasfer has helpedthe poor in an enormousway, Modi has givenayushman bharat whichhelped the poor duringcovid times.

When Indra Gandhi wasPrime Minister she saidgrameebi hatao but didnothing for them. It wasPrime Minister NarendraModi who has done work to

uplift the poor. He said Wein himachal are not a remotecontrol government we are aself run government , theallegations put by congressleaders are baseless. Itseems like Congress is runby remote control as thecurrent state body is aperfect example for thesame. It seems like Pratibhasingh is dummy president ofcongress. He said currentlyPunjab and new delhigovernment is in a stateanarchy, the model of Aamadmi party has completelyfailed. Leaders of aamaadmi party are frustratedand are making false caseson BJP leaders.

Youth dies in suspiciouscircumstances in drug

de-addiction centerBUREAUMUBARAKPUR, MAY 6

A case of death of a youth under suspiciouscircumstances has come to light in the drug de-addiction center running in village Badheda underHaroli assembly constituency of district Una. Wehave demanded action from the administration,villagers have also said that if action is not takensoon, then we will come to street.Three incidentshave happened in this de-addiction center within amonth. Youths came to get their treatment at thiscenter is robbed by woman of the de-addictioncenter by making her captive. Some time, therewas also a fight between the youths over someissue.Amit Kumar (27) son Ram Krishna, andmother's name Veena Devi was a resident of WardNo. 5 Gondpur, Banehra Upper, in the Nav ChetnaDe-addiction Center located in Badhed, the youngman had done B.Tech and was working in a privatecompany.Relatives said that de-addiction centeroperators handed over body of youth to them latein the night. They alleged that there were marks ofinjury on it and colour of body turned blue. Theyaccused the de-addiction center operators ofmurder. They say that the youth has been beaten todeath because there is a blue mark on the wholebody, due to which it seems that the young man hasbeen assaulted somewhere. Police visited drug de-addiction center and started investigation.

Kanwar launches anti rabiesvaccination camp at BarnohUNA, MAY 6

R u r a lD e v e l o p m e n t ,Panchayati Raj,A g r i c u l t u r e ,Fisheries andAnimal HusbandryMinister VirendraKanwar todayinaugurated one-day Anti RabiesVaccination Camp at Zonal Veterinary Hospital,Barnoh. In this camp 42 dogs were vaccinated and thehealth of dogs was checked by expert doctors. Freemedicines and supplements were also provided to thedog owners in the camp. The people present in thiscamp were also made aware about the diseases relatedto dogs. Kanwar said that along with pet dogs, straydogs have been given anti-rabies vaccine in the camp, inwhich NGOs have also played an important role.Appreciating this effort of Animal HusbandryDepartment, he said that similar camps should beorganized in future also. Deputy Director AnimalHusbandry Department Dr. Jai Singh Sen, Dr. NishantRanaut, Dr. Shilpa, Dr. Neha, Pharmacist Ramesh andother dignitaries were present.

Kanwar inaugurates veterinary dispensaryand community building in Ransary

BUREAUUNA, MAY 6

Rural Development andPanchayati Raj, Agriculture,Animal Husbandry andFisheries Minister VirendraKanwar listened to the publicproblems and addressed thelocal people at many placesunder Sampark Se SamarthYatra in the Gram PanchayatRanchery today. On thisoccasion, he inaugurated theveterinary dispensary built withRs 18 lakh and community hallbuilt on the upper floor ofPanchayat Ghar with Rs 20lakh. Kanwar said thatsewerage facility would beprovided to the areas adjoiningUna city, namely, Ransary,Jhaleda, Upper Kotla and

Ajnauli. He said that the workof preparation of DPR for thisproject is going on. At the sametime, he said that drainagesystem would be made topermanently solve the problemof drainage of dirty water in theGram Panchayat. He instructedthe officials of Jal ShaktiDepartment to take this projecton the ground. He said that ascheme for drinking water is

being prepared in the GramPanchayat Ransary, which willbe ready in the next one and ahalf months and soon he willlaunch the project. An amountof Rs 1.30 crore has been spentso far under this project andnow only one overheadconstruction is yet to becompleted. He said that theconstruction of this project willincrease the availability of

water in the area. Kanwar saidthat the present government hasprovided many facilities inlower Kutlahar. In Basal, thesub-divisions of PWD, JalShakti Department andElectricity Department are thecontribution of thisgovernment. Along with this, aCenter of Excellence for Dairyis being opened in Basal at acost of Rs 44 crore, for whichtechnical assistance is beingprovided by the Government ofDenmark, where milch animalswill be reared through robotsand this technology will be usedby farmers of the region. Indiaand Denmark have signed anagreement under the leadershipof Prime Minister NarendraModi for the establishment ofthis Center of Excellence.

Four arrested in constable exam leak scam

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Woman killed, two injured in road accidentZIRAKPUR (VICKY BHABAT): A woman was killed and her husband and daughter were seri-ously injured in a road accident near the Zirakpur flyover. In a complaint lodged with the police,Raj Kumar's son Ram Chandra, a resident of Raipur Khurd, Chandigarh, said that he had come toattend a wedding function at Laguna Farm yesterday and at around 12:15 pm, his brother SureshKumar, his brother-in-law. Seema and her little girl had a motorcycle number. H. 01 b. T. 3464and were on their way home. When they landed on the flyover, they were hit by a white car speed-ing behind them. The three fell on the road and sustained serious injuries. They were rushed to Sec-tor 32 Hospital, Chandigarh in critical condition. Her brother-in-law Seema has died while herbrother and nephew have sustained serious injuries and their condition remains critical. Local po-lice have registered a case against the unidentified driver on the basis of a complaint and initiatedlegal action.

Man dies tragically after chemicalcylinder exploded in factory

TARN TARAN (KULJEET SINGH HONEY): Ayoung man from Kalsian Kalan village in Tarn Tarandistrict, who had gone one year ago out of his home toearn a living in another state due to rising unemploymentin the country, died tragically after a chemical cylinderexploded inside a private factory. Let it be known thatthe body of the deceased youth Jaskaran Singh son ofGurdeep Singh resident of village Kalsian Kalan hasreached his native village Kalsian Kalan today and thereis a wave of mourning in the family and village.Jaswinder Singh, son of Balwinder Singh, a young manfrom the same village, who had brought the body of thedeceased Jaskaran Singh from Goa, said that they hadmet him at a private factory in Jawari Nagar, Birla, atown in Gurgaon, Goa. Jaspreet said that the companywas closed down 8 months ago but when it was re-opened, Jaskaran Singh was asked by the supervisor ofthe company to repair the chemical tanker. In whichJaskaran Singh was working with Mithan Jain from Bi-har and Inderjit Gosh from Bengal. The blast killedMithun Jain of Bihar and Inderjit Ghosh of Bengal onthe spot while Jaskaran Singh succumbed to his injurieson the way to the hospital in an ambulance.

Sidhu inaugurates new tubewell in ward number 45

LUDHIANA (CHANDAN SARPAL): Constituen-cy Atma Nagar MLA Kulwant Singh Sidhu inaugu-rated the new tube well in Shaheed Karnail Singh Na-gar Phase 3 under Ward No. 45. Area ward number45 Councilor Barjinder Kaur was also present on theoccasion. Sidhu said that the residents of the areawere facing water crisis for a long time and keepingin mind the needs of the local people, a new tube wellis being installed so that the local people do not faceany problem. Ho MLA Sidhu said that the Punjabgovernment under the leadership of Chief MinisterBhagwant Mann is committed to solve the problemsof the people of the state.

On this occasion, Master Jagjit Singh, Nach-hatar Singh, Kamal Kapoor, Mohan Singh, KhajanSingh, S.P. Singh, Navdeep Singh, Kuldeep SinghJavadi, Tarsem Singh Javadi, Shamsher Grewal, Pan-dit Shiv Kumar, Amandeep Singh, Bhupinder Singh,besides a large number of local people were alsopresent.

KULJEET SINGH HONEYTARN TARAN, MAY 6

Civil Surgeon Tarn Taran Dr.Seema said that one shoulddrink water and go out of thehouse before going out any-where to avoid the risingheat. She said that in order toprotect oneself from the heat,one should drink liquids likelassi, water, lemonade beforegoing out of the house andtry to get out of the houseless in the afternoon.

Dr. Seema said that evenif you have to go out as re-quired, try to have a coolplace to sit. She said thatmore water should be con-sumed but cold drinksshould be avoided and lightcolored clothes should beworn. She said that oneshould refrain from goingout of the house from 12noon to 3 pm as it is at itspeak.

The Civil Surgeon in-structed the various depart-ments that there should besufficient quantity of colddrinking water for the chil-

dren in the schools and thetransport authorities shouldprovide first aid kits anddrinkers for the convenienceof the passengers in the bus-es.

The Civil Surgeon ap-pealed to the farmers to takecare of their animals due tothe rising temperature and topay special attention to theirdrinking water. She said thatthe symptoms of salt such asdizziness, excessive sweat-ing, fatigue, headache, vom-iting, red hot and dry skin,muscle weakness etc. Shesaid that children, the elderlyand pregnant women are athigher risk of getting heatstroke.

CS issues instructionsto avoid rising heat

SUKH NAHAR JAGRAON, MAY 6

Punjab municipal workersunion state president JanakRaj Mansa issued a statementin which he mentioned that anelection for unions of workingand retired employees isscheduled for 8 May.

"A meeting shall be con-ducted in which the demandsof municipal workers andtheir problems shall be dis-cussed including non-pay-ment of salaries on time, im-plementation of old pensionscheme and several other im-portant issues," he said.Union's state general secretaryBhola Singh Bathinda saidthat they shall be compelled to

stage protest against the gov-ernment in case their demandsare ignored. Union districtpresident Vijay Kumar ex-tended an appeal to municipalworkers extended an appeal tothe municipal workers askingthem to be a part of the elec-tions of union.

Punjab Municipalworkers union to hold

election on 8 May

KULBHUSHAN GARGGIDDARBAHA, MAY 6

PRTC at Giddarbaha's busstand was face-to-face withNew Deep Bus Service on bustiming. They have parked theirbuses on one side of the busstand. Interacting with thejournalists on this occasion,Sandeep Singh Dhillon ofNew Deep Transport Compa-ny said that the governmentbuses are running with privatetransporters.

The bus was scheduled toleave from Giddarbaha bus

stand at 11:50 am for Sri Muk-tsar Sahib but while pushingwith private transporters,PRTC bus was kept at thecounter till 12:05, due to whichhe opposed it. He got into anargument with the bus driversand the in-charge. Adda in-charge Kulwant Singh saidthat RTO has set the time ta-bles of buses about 2 monthsago, which were not acceptedby private transporters and ameeting was held in Bathindaon the previous day, in whichthe timings were re-set as perthe permits.

Private bus operator, PRTCface to face over timing

DALJEET AJNOHAHOSHIARPUR, MAY 6

Deputy CommissionerSandeep Hans taking over theadditional charge of Commis-sioner Municipal CorporationHoshiarpur said that unautho-rized occupation of streets andmarkets under the MunicipalCorporation is against ethics.

He said that due to illegal oc-cupancies where the traffic wasdisrupted, objections wereraised by the responsible per-sons and the common man alsohad to face problems. He saidthat in such circumstances itwas imperative to immediatelyremove these unauthorized oc-cupants. He appealed that theillegal occupants should be re-moved from the streets andmarkets under the jurisdictionof the Municipal Corporationas soon as possible.

The Deputy Commis-sioner said that if the unautho-rized occupants were not re-moved soon, the MunicipalCorporation would take sternnotice. Regarding the strike be-ing carried out by the janitors,

he said that the issue of janitorswould be resolved soon. Hesaid that the janitors were an in-tegral part of the society andthe district administration wascommitted to address all the le-gitimate demands of the jani-tors.

He said that the MunicipalCorporation was aware that thestrike was causing inconven-ience to the people of the citybut soon the issue of janitorswould be resolved and the jan-itors would return to theirwork. It may be recalled thatDeputy CommissionerSandeep Hans has also directedthe concerned authorities to re-lease the illegal occupants inthe villages also.

Illegal occupation under MCwill not be tolerated: DC

DAV College Bathinda organises extensionlecture on ‘Avenues in Media Communication’

ANIL VERMABATHINDA, MAY 6

The English Literary Society ofDAV College Bathinda organ-ized an extension lecture on"Avenues in Media Communi-cation". The resource personson the occasion wereProf.N.K.Gosain, Guru Kashi Uni-versity, Talwandi Sabo and Mr.SukhmeetBhasin, Mediaperson.The Principal Dr. Rajeev KumarSharma, Dr. Satish Grover(Head, Department of English)Prof. Karampal Kaur and thefaculty of the department ex-tended a warm welcome to thedistinguished guests.

At the outset Mr.SukhmeetBhasinstated that theyoung generation is losingtouch with the written word.Reading should be made a partof their daily regime which willbroaden their horizons and givewings to their creativity. Itwould thus equip the youngbrigade with acumen to distin-guish between authentic and

fake journalism. He furthertalked about the advent of mod-ern media, which has paved theway for the field of communica-tion to permeate sectors thatwere never even given athought. He made the studentsaware of the various career op-portunities in the field of medi-acommunication.

Prof. N.K.Gosain, formerHoD English, DAV CollegeBathinda and currently workingat Guru Kashi University, Tal-wandi Sabo in his motivationallecture exhorted students to in-vest their time in reading andgaining knowledge. Students atthis crucial juncture of theirlives should make prudent deci-

sions about their career and gainthe most from their teachers andthe resource persons deliveringexpert talks on a given subject.The Head, Department of Eng-lish Dr. Satish Grover thankedthe guests, Prof. N.K.Gosainand Mr. SukhmeetBhasin foracceding to their request of de-livering the lecture and enlight-ening the students with theirwisdom and knowledge. ThePrincipal Dr. Rajeev KumarSharma thanked Prof. N.K.Go-sain and Mr. SukhmeetBhasinfor interacting with the studentsand disseminating informationabout the ever evolving mediatechnologies and new career avenues.

CS JOLLYCHANDIGARH, MAY 6

Widex India opened its state-of-the-art clinic – Anand Hear-ing Care Centre in Sector 20 onFriday. This clinic was inaugu-rated by Avinash Pawar - CEO,Widex India and former testcricketer Padma Shri Syed Kir-mani in the presence of T.S.Anand, a hearing industry vet-eran and MD, Anand HearingCare Clinics present in manycities across India. Sound Cen-ters are an interpretation of themodern-day hearing care thatprovides comprehensive and

quality hearing care solutionsfor hearing impairment. As perWHO estimates in India, thereare approximately 63 millionpeople, who are suffering fromSignificant Auditory Impair-ment and this place the estimat-

ed prevalence at 6.3% in theIndian population which arenot addressed timely due torestricted infrastructure andlack of accessibility for hear-ing care treatment. “India hasone of the largest populationof people suffering fromhearing impairment. Indialacks the infrastructure andaccessibility for hearing

healthcare. We are committedto bridge this gap by increasingawareness, developing infra-structure, and expanding acces-sibility to bring the best of tech-nology and innovation to ad-dress this problem.

Hearing Healthcare Clinic ‘Anand HearingCare Centre’ opens in Chandigarh

DC Aggarwal inspectsAbohar MC

RAJ SADOSHABOHAR: Deputy CommissionerDr Himanshu Aggarwal has takenover the additional charge ofCommissioner of Abohar MunicipalCorporation. He inspected theCorporation today and directed theofficials to speed up thedevelopment projects being run bythe MC. He said that many projectswere being run by the MC for thebeautification of the city, whichshould be completed in stipulatedtime. He instructed them to makethe cleaning system of the nightshelter built in the corporationcomplex smooth and clean the junkthat has been stacked there. DrAggarwal said that projects werebeing run by the Corporation for thebetterment of the residents, theyshould also cooperate fully ingetting these completed. He askedthe officers to make maximumefforts to increase the income of theMunicipal Corporation. Giving strictinstructions, he said that specialcare should be taken that thecommon public should not face anykind of trouble in the work related tothe MC.

Cambridge schoolHathan Eid milan

function

VIKAS VERMADHURI, MAY 6 Cambridge School Hathanunder the leadership of Prin-cipal Dr. Som Prakash organ-ized an Eid-ul-Fitr functiondedicated to Eid-ul-Fitr.Thestudents participated in thisfunction in largenumbers.Children dressed incolorful costumes also pre-sented a beautiful colorfulprogram related to Eid-ul-Fitr.The Qawwali performedby the students made theevent last for four months.Eid-ul-Fitr was warmly con-gratulated by Makhan LalGarg, Chairman, Group ofCambridge School. Informa-tion related to Eid was sharedby students and teachers. Onthis occasion Principal Dr.Som Prakash congratulatedEid and said that these festi-vals are a great way tostrengthen the communityspirit.

NEERAJ SHARMACHANDIGARH, MAY 6

India’s leading AgrochemicalPolicy Platform the ‘Agro ChemFederation of India – ACFI’ haslaunched a mass campaign tocreate awareness among farmersabout right & optimal use of Pes-ticides for increasing the yield,quality, and income. In our coun-try, we have 2.4% arable land,4% of water resources and 18%of the world population, but byminimal use of fertilizers & pes-ticides, we are the second largestproducer of agri produce in theWorld. In spite of being the sec-

ond biggest producer, our coun-try’s share in international tradeis hardly 3%. All the credit goesto our hard-working farmers andthe scientists of our Nation, andespecially to Shri Lal BahadurShastri, our former Late PrimeMinister who had sown the seedof the first green revolution bygiving the slogan ‘Jai Jawan, JaiKisan’ motivating all the coun-trymen. Today, 5 mobile vans

were flagged off by Shri J.P.Dalal, Hon’ble Agriculture Min-ister of Haryana at Chandigarh toeducate, engage and empowerthe farmers of the State ofHaryana who are the synonym ofthe real culture of agriculture andfeeding the Nation with wheatand other essential commoditieseven when the world is cravingfor food-grains due to the ongo-ing Russia-Ukraine crisis.

MCM holds online lectureon Mughal TombsCHANDIGARH: Tarikh- the HistoryAssociation of Mehr ChandMahajan DAV College for Women,Chandigarh organised an onlinelecture on the topic 'The Memoryand Symbolism in Mughal Tombs'.Art and Architecture Historian Dr.

Mehreen Chida-Razvi, ResearchAssociate inSOAS, Universityof London, DeputyCurator, Nasser DKhalili Collection

of Islamic Art and Assistant Editor,International Journal of IslamicArchitecture was the resourceperson for this enlightening lecture.Dr. Chida- Razvi threw light on howMedieval Indian rulers usedfunerary spaces as a medium ofdisplaying power and sovereignty.She especially highlighted thearchitectural traditions of Mughaltombs and explained how the tombsbuilt by the Mughals were symbolicof imperial power, dynastic memoryand lineage, thereby dwarfing thosebuilt by the rulers of the DelhiSultanate before them. The lecturewas attended by over 130 studentsand faculty members. It wasfollowed by an interactivediscussion which saw activeparticipation from both students andfaculty. Principal Dr. Nisha Bhargavaexpressed appreciation for thisinitiative of the college's HistoryAssociation to educate studentsabout the relationship betweenarchitecture and memory.

Unidentified booked forstealing cash, jewelleryASHOK KAURAPHAGWARA : The Nakodar citypolice have booked unidentifiedpersons on charge of stealing cashand jewellery from a house. IndarjitKaur a resident of garden colonyNakodar complained to the policethat thieves barged into her houseon May 4 night and stolen cash andgolden jewellery. The investigatingofficer Ajit Singh said that a caseunder sections 457 (lurking housetrespass) and 380(theft in dwellinghouse) of the IPC has beenregistered against unidentifiedaccused. Two more incidents oftheft in house were reported.Increasing incidents of thefts havecreated a sense of insecurity amongresidents and put a question markon police functioning.

KULJIT SINGHJANDIALA GURU, MAY 6

Department of Social Sci-ences won the Inter - Depart-ment Hockey championshiporganized under FIT INDIAProgram (Govt. of India) byGuru Nanak Dev UniversityCampus Sports. More than170 students of various de-partments participated in thiscompetition.

Dr Amandeep Singh,Teacher In-charge, GNDUCampus Sports & Nodal Of-ficer - GNDU FIT INDIAProgram, Govt. of India said

that Department of Laws,Department of Physics, De-partment of Food Sciencegot second, third and fourthpositions respectively.

On this occasion, Dr. Ra-jesh Kumar, Head, Depart-ment of Social Sciences pre-sented Trophies to the winners.

Dept of Social Sciences win Interdepartment Hockey Championship

ACFI launches mass campaign to awarefarmers on pesticides optimal use

Villager arrested for selling illicit liquorPHAGWARA (ASHOK KAURA): The Nakodar city policehave arrested a villager on the charge of selling illicit countrymade liquor. The investigating officer Sukhwant Singh saidthat the accused has been identified as Harvindar alias Githaa resident of Malarri village and 8 bottles of hooch recoveredfrom his possession. A case under section 61/1/14 of the ex-cise act has been registered against the accused that was re-leased on bail. The Lohian Khas arrested and released on bailSandip Kumar of ward no.13 for serving and drinking liquorin his dhaba after 11P.M.,said IO Avtar Singh .Vice President, M. Venkaiah Naidu at 69th convocation ceremony of Panjab University in Chandigarh.

Web series 'Takhtgarh' will leave adeep impression on the hearts ofaudience: Neeraj, Tasveer Boparai

MAHAVIR GOYALAHMEDGARH: New web series'Takhtgarh' being released todaywhich will entertain the audience alot. This was revealed by NeerajGoyal, the still photographer in thefilm. Goyal said that 'Takhtgarh' is aweb series on a different subjectwhich will live up to the expectationsof the viewers and also said that thedirector of the film Baljit Noor,Assistant Director Tasveer Boparai Itis produced by Kuldeep Dhaliwal,Gurdeep Dhaliwal, Gurjeet Dhaliwal(USA). Music is provided by DakshBhagi, the role of cameraman isplayed by Vishwanath Prajapati.Leading Bollywood film stars DheerajKumar, Pali Sandhu, Ashish Duggal,Malkit Rauni, Nitu Pandher, GurinderMakna, Raj Jodha, Satwant Kaur,Neet Mahil, Mani Kular, Gurpreet Totihave played important roles. Goyalsaid that it will be available onAmigoz Motion Picture's YouTubechannel.

PCM SD College 'VANIJYAMELA' concludes underAzadi Ka Amr it Ka Mahotsav

HARPREET SINGH LEHALJALANDHAR: The Vanijya Melaorganized by PG Department ofCommerce & Management of PCMS.D College for Women, JalandharConcluded . This Four Day Mela wasdedicated to 75th Anniversary ofIndia's Freedom as Azadi KaMahotsav, the initiative taken byGovernment of India. This outreachinitiative aimed at providing solutionsto the common masses and educatingthem about the Income Tax ReturnFiling, various Deductions underSection 80, Investment Avenuesunder Mutual Funds and SystematicInvestment Plan(SIP). Mrs. PriyaMahajan, Assistant Professor inCommerce gave details about filing ofITR’s, due dates of filing of return,consequence of delay in filing, type ofITRS and their relevance. Ms. PalakAlang Assistant Professor inCommerce explained about variousInvestment Avenues including MutualFunds. Professor Alka Sharma, HeadDepartment of Commerce gave avivid explanation about the reasonsfor conducting the program as anoutreach initiative under NAAC. MrsPriya Mahajan elaborated on the topicof e-filing of ITRS and Income Taxdeductions under section 80, conceptof assessment year and previousyear, difference between old taxregime and new tax regime,TDSforms, form 26 AS and Slab Ratesapplicable in the current assessmentyear. Mrs. Priya Mahjan collaboratedon Slab Rate applicable in currentyear, housing lone schemes, PublicProvident Fund (PPF), SukinyaSamadhi Yojna and other elaboratedon investment in Mutual Fund andgave a gist of SIP and its multipleeffect.The report of all the previousdays were also read out by Mrs.Shikha Puri Dean, Commerce Club.The honourable members of theManaging Committee and the worthyPrincipal Dr.(Mrs.) Pooja Prasharapplauded the efforts of Mrs.AlkaSharma, the Head of the PGDepartment of Commerce in planningand executing such programmes.

Case filed againstbank manager andshopkeeper for fraudby forging signatureDAULAT CHAUHANJAWALI: In Punjab National BankLab, a case of fraud by bankmanager Anil Pathania andshopkeeper has come to light.Complainant Neeraj Kumar residentof Kaihari has lodged a complaintwith the police station Jawali. He toldthat I had given my shop on rent tothe owner of Jagdish Enterprises,Rajinder Kumar resident of Ghadoli(Fatehpur) in the year 2018. RajinderKumar had taken a CC limit loan ofRs 40 lakh from the bank in the nameof M/s Jagdish Chand in which thecomplainant had given a guarantee ofRs 20 lakh. Taking action due to non-payment of installments byshopkeeper Rajinder Kumar, the bankissued auction notice on February 21which was challenged by thecomplainant in the DRT Court,Chandigarh. When the complainantreached the PNB lab to get the noticereceived and gave the copy of thesummon notice of the court case tothe bank manager.A complaint wasfiled against bank manager AnilPathania and shopkeeper RajinderKumar at police station Jawali onMarch 19, 2021 and the policeregistered a case under sections 420,465, 467, 468, 471, 120B andinitiated further action.

NEWS AT AGLANCE


Organic egg a boon for sugar patients: Dr. KansalS.GAUTAMBADDI: Former Prof of Animal SciencePoultry, Punjab Agricultural University Dr.ML Kansal who is running a poultry farmafter retirement. Organic Egg Diabetesdeveloped by research has beenreleased.Dr. Kansal told that beforedeveloping the organic egg, his own sugarlevel was 135, which came around 84 aftereating the organic egg and he also did a lotof work by taking medicines for sugar. He told that in order to develop organic eggs,he has completely given organic feed to chickens like Paneer Dodi, Vijaysar,Fenugreek in the poultry farm.

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India moving ahead with bigger purposefor global welfare, says Modi


Prime Minister Narendra ModiFriday said that the world isconsidering India's developmentresolutions as a means ofachieving its goals and addedthat India is performing a biggerpurpose of ensuring globalwelfare.

Addressing the inauguralsession of the Jain InternationalTrade Organisation (JITO), thePrime Minister said, "Today, theworld is considering India'sdevelopment resolutions as ameans of achieving its goals. Beit Global Peace, GlobalProsperity, Solutions related toGlobal Challenges, orEmpowerment of Global SupplyChain, the world is lookingtowards India with great

confidence.""Whatever may be the area

of expertise, area of concern,whatever may be the differenceof opinion, the rise of New Indiaunites all. Today everyone feels

that India is now moving beyondProbability and Potential andperforming a bigger purpose ofglobal welfare," he said.

The Prime Minister said"Today the country is

encouraging talent, trade andtechnology as much as possible.Today the country is registeringdozens of startups every day, andtrying to create a unicorn everyweek," PM Modi said.

Prime Minister addressed theinaugural session of 'JITOConnect 2022' today via videoconferencing.

JITO is a global organisationconnecting Jains worldwide andJITO Connect is an endeavour tohelp businesses and industry byproviding an avenue for mutualnetworking and personalinteractions.

'JITO Connect 2022' is athree-day event being organizedat Gangadham Annex, Pune fromMay 6th to 8th and willencompass multiple sessions ondiverse issues relating tobusiness and economy.

Development works worth1.75 crore inaugurated

SD SHARMAPANCHKULA, MAY 6

While giving a gift to the peopleof Sector-19, Haryana VidhanSabha Speaker, Sh Gian ChandGupta on Wednesdayinaugurated and laid thefoundation stone of variousdevelopment works worth aboutRs 1.75 crore. With theinauguration of two new tubewells constructed by HSVP, inSector-19, there would be noproblem of drinking water forthe residents, he added. Mayor,Municipal Corporation ShKulbhushan Goyal andCouncilor Harendra Malik werealso present on the occasion.Gupta inaugurated a newlyconstructed park in the industrialarea Phase-II. Besides, he alsostarted the work of beautificationof two parks and installation ofpaver blocks on the roads,renovation and beautification oftwo parks and repair of roads inSector-19 work and replacementof old transformers and

increasing the load of existingtransformers. While addressingat a programme organized onthis occasion, Sh Gupta said thatwith the commencement of newtube wells, now there will be noshortage of drinking water inSector-19. In the last sevenyears, several steps have beentaken to ensure unhindered watersupply in Panchkula. A 25-kmlong water pipeline from KajauliWater Works in Punjab toPanchkula has been laid toensure supply of drinking waterto the people. Apart from this, 50new tube wells have beeninstalled. He said that the HSVPhas launched a special drive andseized 12 such motors mountedon main line. He warned thatthere is a provision of fine of Rs5000 in the first instance, iffound involved in such cases..He appealed to the residents ofPanchkula that instead of usingpipes, they should use bucketsand cans to wash their vehiclesso as to prevent the wastage ofwater.

Chief Agriculture Officerholds meeting with officials

RAMESH KASHYAPFEROZEPUR, MAY 6

A meeting was held with theChief Agriculture Officer ofAgriculture Sub InspectorsAssociation Ferozepur PirthiSingh on Friday. In themeeting the Agriculture SubInspectors were apprised ofthe impending difficulties.The meeting was attended byall the Agriculture SubInspectors from differentblocks. Chief AgricultureOfficer Pirthi Singh hasassured the Agriculture SubInspectors Association that allthe problems facing you willbe resolved very soon.Agriculture Officer JagirSingh Headquarters was alsopresent in the meeting. Healso assured the AgricultureSub Inspectors Association

that whatever problems youare facing will be resolved.The following Agriculture SubInspectors were present in themeeting: Naresh Saini StatePresident, Asheli SharmaDistrict President Ferozepur,Surinder Kamboj GeneralSecretary Punjab, DavinderSingh Sini Vice President,Kuldeep Singh Head CashierPunjab, Amarjit SinghManoj Kumar GeneralSecretary Ferozepur, Espal

Singh Deputy GeneralSecretary Ferozepur,Bhupinder Singh DeputyGeneral Secretary, GurbakhshSingh Cashier, Balraj SinghAdvisor, Om PrakashAdvisor, Jangir Singh ChiefAdviser, Tajinder Singh BajaSingh, Ranjit Singh,Parminder Singh, RanjitSingh, Jagtar Singh, etc. werepresent. Honen - JuanaDistrict President AgricultureSub Inspectors Association.

IMA urges govt to release paymentsto save hospitals from bankruptcy

CHETRAM RATTANNAWANSHAHR, MAY 6

There are about 700 hospitals empanelled inAyushmaan in Punjab, they have been workingsmoothly for last 3 years but after August last yearwhen SBI general insurance joined as insurancecompany for the scheme everything started going in wrong direction.Hospitals have not received their claim payments after Decembereven after several meetings of IMA official with health minister,health secretary and SHA officials. A meeting of IMA AyushmaanCore Committee was held under the Presidentship of Dr. ParamjitMaan on 5th May and all the members were of the view that as all thehospitals have drained out of their resources and they are at the vergeof bankruptcy because they don't have funds for salaries of staff,meeting out day to day expenses of hospitals and further morecreditors who were supplying medicines and implants to hospitalshave stopped giving them medicines and implants because of noclearance of their bills. As the government has issued Ayushmaancards to all ,the cash work of hospitals, which earlier was helpful insustaining the expenses, have come down to 10%and now it's notpossible for hospitals to work further under debt. It's pertinent tomention here that there are many facilities which are not available ingovernment sector like paediatrics, cardiology, oncology and urologyetc and it's empanelled hospitals related to these facilities who havesuffered the most because of non payments of claims and thesehospitals are not in position to render their services further.

KARANPREET DHANDRALBARNALA, MAY 6

S. Bhagwant Mann led PunjabGovernment has decided that now DSRor ridge sowing of paddy will be doneon panchayati land. DivisionalCommissioner Patiala Mr. ChanderGaind said while inaugurating campheld at village agriculture cooperativesociety Rureke Kalan to createawareness in direct sowing methods ofpaddy. Deputy Commissioner Dr.Harish Nayar accompanied him.Addressing the farmers at occasion, Mr.Chander Gaind said that PunjabGovernment has made historic decisionof giving Rs 1500 per acre for directpaddy sowing and also decided to fix

MSP on moong dal. He added that mainmotive of government was to herald indiversification to supplement farmincome as well as save the fast depletingunderground water. He added that topromote this he had been going tofarmer training camps of all the districtsand make farmers aware of it. He calledupon farmers to adopt DSR or ridgesowing technique. Calling upon farmersuse direct paddy seed sowing techniqueDeputy Commissioners Barnala Dr.Harish Nayar said that farmers shouldtake advantage of such camps. FormerPAU expert Daler Singh gave detailedinformation about ridge paddy sowingand former Joint Director AgricultureDr. Baldev Singh told farmers aboutusage of fertilizers in crops.

Divisional Commissioner takes onus of makingfarmers aware against paddy stubble burning

DCST conducts inspections of2 plywood manufacturing

units at Jagraon

SACHIN MOUDGILL/ SARABJIT LUDHIANVILUDHIANA, MAY 6

As per the directions from the taxationcommissioner Punjab Kamal Kishore Yadav, (IAS)and under the guidance of DCST Ludhiana Division,Randhir Kaur and ACST Ludhiana-2, Shinee Singh,inspections of two plywood manufacturing unitswere conducted at Jagraon today. Two teams,comprising of STOs Ashok Bali, RudermaniSharma, Dharminder Kumar, Rituraj Singh and STIsBikramjit Singh, Rishi Verma, Hardeep Singh,Balkar Singh, conducted inspections. The officialsimpounded relevant documents during the course ofaction. These inspections were conducted followingdue procedure prescribed under the Punjab Goodsand Services Act, 2017.

BOI conducts ‘CustomerOutreach Programme’ at NBG

CHANDIGARH, MAY 6

Bank of India, one of the premier PSBs has been conducting"Customer Outreach Programme" through its branches across thecountry to include more and more people to the mainstreambanking and offering them the banking services of their choice.Bank's National banking group with spread of branches acrossPunjab, Haryana, Himachal, J & K, Uttaranchaland UT's ofChandigarhand Laddakhconducted another 'Customer OutreachProgramme" at its NBG, Chandigarh on 06th May, with anattendance of over 350 customers including new and existing. Theprogramme was inaugurated by ED Smt. Monika Kalia. FieldGeneral Manager Shri Ashwini Gupta, Zonal Manager ChandigarhZone, Sh.Prashant Kumar Singh, Zonal Managers of Amritsar,Ludhiana, Dehradun and other senior officers and respectivebranch heads along with customers were present during theprogramme. Smt Monika Kalia also interacted with customers atBusiness Fair where more than 10 business displays fromagriculture, Msme, Retail sector were displayed by the borrowerwho have established their business units by availing loan from ourbank under various Govt schemes like PM Savnidhi, Mudra,Stand-up India, retail loans.

Direct sowing of paddy to be doneon Panchayati land: Chander Gaind

KULDEEP SOODBARNALA, MAY 6

S. Bhagwant Mann led Punjab Government has decided thatnow DSR or ridge sowing of paddy will be done on panchayatiland. Divisional Commissioner Patiala Mr. Chander Gaind saidwhile inaugurating camp held at village agriculturecooperative society Rureke Kalan to create awareness in directsowing methods of paddy. Deputy Commissioner Dr. HarishNayar accompanied him. Addressing the farmers at occasion,Mr. Chander Gaind said that Punjab Government has madehistoric decision of giving Rs 1500 per acre for direct paddysowing and also decided to fix MSP on moong dal. He addedthat main motive of government was to herald indiversification to supplement farm income as well as save thefast depleting underground water. He added that to promotethis he had been going to farmer training camps of all thedistricts and make farmers aware of it. He called upon farmersto adopt DSR or ridge sowing technique. Calling upon farmersuse direct paddy seed sowing technique DeputyCommissioners Barnala Dr. Harish Nayar said that farmersshould take advantage of such camps.

Surprise check of DistrictJail Barnala by SP


Sandeep Kumar Malik IPS, SSP Barnala whilebriefing the press said that As per the instructionsissued by the Punjab Government, a surprise checkhas been carried out at District Jail, Barnala underthe leadership of Kuldeep Singh Sohi, PPS CaptainPolice (S) Barnala. A total of 21 police teams havebeen formed for the checking, including 4 DSPs, 3inspectors, 11 SHOs, and about 100 other policepersonnel and jail personnel. Meanwhile, thebarracks of the jail were checked. For securityreasons, the prison walls and the premises havebeen checked by the Antisabotage Team and DogSquad. During the check, a mobile phone battery, aphone charger, and a small quantity of narcoticpowder were also recovered from the inmates in thejail. Mr. Baljit Singh, Superintendent, District Jail,Barnala was also present on the occasion.

NHM employees blow up letterissued by Mission Director Pb


The newly electedgovernment of Punjab hascome up with a big shockto the unskilled healthworkers who are hoping toget their salaries fixed.This was stated by theNHM employees who were outraged over the issuance of theletter by the Mission Director of NHM Punjab during a district-level gathering today by burning copies of the letter in the park ofCivil Hospital Barnala. NHM employees chanted anti-government slogans and demanded the withdrawal of anti-employee letters and regularization with full pay. Leaders of NHMEmployees Union Kamaljit Kaur Patti, Arun Kumar, LakhwantSingh, Vicky, Gurpreet Kaur, Amit Kumar, Vipan Kumar, Maya,Manjinder Singh, Kirandeep Kaur, Gagandeep Kaur, AmarpreetKaur, etc. said that they have been in Punjab Health Department.All have been working on a contract basis for almost 15 years onlow pay and all employees risked their lives to work as frontlineworkers during the Covid-19 epidemic, but now the governmentis offering a pay cut. The leaders said that the Aam Aadmi Partyhad promised that the temporary employees would be regularisedin the first cabinet as soon as the government is formed but nowwhen the government is formed the permanent employees shouldnot be confirmed but the loyalty bonus given to them oncompletion of 5 years should be stopped.

Important issues discusses in meetingof Revolutionary Center Punjab

KULDEEP SOOD BARNALA, MAY 6

An important meeting ofRevolutionary Center Punjabwas held under thechairmanship of Dr. RajinderPal. Disclosing this heretoday District Secretary Dr.Sukhwinder Thikriwala saidthat State President Mr.Narain Dutt speciallyattended the meeting. Hesaid that Dutt had shed lighton the communal fascistagenda of the RSS beingpursued by the Modigovernment. He said that ajoint Punjab level conventionis being organized on May

10 at Desh Bhagat Yadgar Hallby the 'Anti-Fascist AttackFront' against the communal

fascist policies of the Modigovernment and corporateattacks.

8TRUTH CAN BE STATED IN A THOUSAND DIFFER-

ENT WAYS, YET EACH ONE CAN BE TRUE.

SWAMI VIVEKANANDA

YOU CANNOT BELIEVE IN GOD UNTIL YOU BE-LIEVE IN YOURSELF.

SWAMI VIVEKANANDA


EDITORIALThe edge of despair

It has a vast army dedicated to ensuring that thewrong message doesn’t get out. Yet, the Chinesegovernment could not keep the video of a live per-

son being zipped up and readied for the mortuaryfrom going viral. Now that the damage has been done,it has been trying to make amends: the director of theold-age home where this happened has been sacked,the licence of the doctor involved cancelled and foursenior health officials face an enquiry — three of themhave been removed from their posts.

Ever since it was locked down more than a monthback, Shanghai has challenged the limits of Chineseauthority. The country’s unique zero-Covid model, in-volving stringent lockdowns and mass testing, haskept deaths low but made citizens angry. So wereWuhan’s citizens when the pandemic broke out, but atthat time, the virus was an unknown danger. Today,the Chinese know that the rest of the world has cho-sen to live with the virus. Moreover, Shanghai’s inter-national importance gives its citizens a clout no otherChinese city enjoys. Another factor contributing totheir anger is the fatigue that has set in among healthworkers.

No wonder then that a German who lashed out ata Chinese translator calling from the neighbourhoodCovid committee was hailed as a hero when the con-versation went viral, even though the German abusedthe Chinese government throughout. Having testedpositive, the German had been taken to a quarantinecentre and then released. The translator called to in-form him that ‘they’ were coming to take him to thequarantine centre that very night, because he hadn’ttested negative. He argued that no one had come totest him for 12 days and now he was fine; if they tookhim away, he would call the international media andthe embassy. Interestingly, even while the German,using profanities all the time, told the translator thathe had no intention of obeying ‘them’, the latter,laughing nervously, kept saying ‘they’ would comefor him anyway.

It was this ability to talk back that made netizensapplaud the foreigner: “Chinese people need Germanmouths to say what the Chinese people want to”;“Foreign forces to the rescue!” commented netizens.A few days before this, the recorded conversation be-tween an elderly Chinese and a neighbourhood com-mittee member had generated only despair. The oldman’s symptoms were getting worse and he wanted tobe admitted to a hospital, but the worker said that hecouldn’t get the higher-ups to move. Their roles werereversed as the conversation progressed; the old manbegan calming down the health worker, who keptshouting about the uselessness of the system, threat-ening to resign as he could no longer deal with hisfailure to help people in distress.

Beggarly HeartWhen the heart is hard andparched up,come upon mewith a showerof mercy.When grace islost from life,come with aburst of song.When tumultuous workraises its din on all sidesshutting me out frombeyond, come to me, mylord of silence, with thypeace and rest.

Rabindranath Tagore

RabindranathTagore

POEMS

China intensifies censorshipof Hollywood movies

Amid a rising trend of curbs onrights in China, the country is in-tensifying its censorship of Holly-

wood movies to make them 'conform' tothe Chinese Communist Party (CCP)ideals, a media report said.

The practice, which is almost 25-years old, has expanded in recent timeseven as producers make movies with aneye toward pleasing Beijing yet withoutisolating the global audience, Voice ofAmerica reported citing industry insid-ers.

"Now it's kind of escalated in thesense that they're much more direct inbanning films outright rather than justtampering or asking for scenes to be re-moved," Stanley Rosen, a University ofSouthern California political science pro-fessor who follows China's film industrywas quoted as saying.

As per the report, industry observerssay censors are also asking that versionsof movies for audiences outside Chinafollow Beijing's script.

It is unlikely that censors will allowthe 2022 Marvel Studios movie "DoctorStrange in the Multiverse of Madness" tobe shown in China, the report said, citinga recent op-ed in the Chinese state-affili-ated Global Times which said that themovie contains nods to Falun Gong, aspiritual movement Beijing has bannedand labelled as a cult.

"As a country under the rule of law,China regulates the film industry in ac-cordance with the Film Administrationregulations," Liu Pengyu, spokespersonof the Chinese embassy in Washingtonwas quoted as saying.

The China Film Administration, anoversight body for the USD 7.4 billionChinese film industry market, bannedMarvel Studios' 2021 superhero films"Eternals" and "Shang-Chi and the Leg-end of the Ten Rings," which were re-

leased last year, the report said. The 2021superhero film "Spider-Man: No WayHome" missed Chinese approval becauseauthorities wanted Sony Pictures to re-move images of the Statue of Libertyfrom the film, the report further said.

"As the dragon gets bigger, its lever-age gets bigger, and no one's pushedback yet," Chris Fenton, Hollywood ex-ecutive and a lifetime member of theCouncil on Foreign Relations think tankwas quoted as saying.

According to James Tager, researchdirector at the free-speech advocacygroup PEN America, an increase in Sino-U.S. tensions since the administration offormer US President Donald Trump mayhave exacerbated China's treatment of

American movies. Refusal of a Chineseorder to cut a scene would risk the stu-dio's future business in China, such as thenext Disney or Marvel film or other as-sets, Tager said.

"You may get a reputation as some-one who doesn't play ball, which couldhave even further knock-on effects, pos-sibly for other films or possibly for otherbusiness relationships that large studioshave in China," Tager said.

Recently, the Philippines pushedback against Marvel Studio's attempt towoo China in the case of the 2022 Amer-ican action movie "Uncharted." TheSoutheast Asian country's cinemasbanned the movie at the request of thePhilippine Department of Foreign Af-

fairs, the report said. The department ob-jected to a scene that showed Beijing'snine-dash line claim to the South ChinaSea, which Manila vigorously disputes.The nine dashes demarcate China's claimto about 90 per cent of the sea.

Manila moved earlier to block theshowing of "Abominable," a 2019 ani-mated collaboration between the U.S.and a Chinese production company be-cause the same nine-dash line was shownin the cartoon. Hollywood is slowly fac-toring in the "arbitrary" demands fromChina, Stanley Rosen said. One thing ithas learned, he said, is to avoid makingChinese-themed films such as "Shang-Chi" because those can be better done inChina, the report said.

Children who don't weardiapers sleep poorly

Arecent study by theRutgers School ofNursing has found that

children whose parents cannotafford diapers do not get qual-ity sleep.

The study, published inthe Journal of DevelopmentalBehavioral Pediatrics, is thefirst to examine the relation-ship between diaper needs andsleep.

"Sleep promotes brain de-velopment and solidifieslearning and memory," saidco-author Sallie Porter, an as-sociate professor at RutgersSchool of Nursing. "Childrenwith compromised sleep aremore at risk for childhoodobesity and emotional and be-havioural problems."

The researchers surveyed129 parents of children age 3and younger who were in-volved in early development,home visiting and disabilitysupport programs on theseverity of their diaper needsand their child's sleep habits.The habits include the time ittakes for them to fall asleep,how often they wake at night,the longest stretch they sleepand the total number of min-utes they sleep. Parents wereasked to report difficulties

with bedtime routines, sleepproblems and sleep locationsand their perceptions of theirchild's quality of sleep. Theywere also asked if their childhad been diagnosed with a de-velopmental disability.

They found that 88 percent of the participating fami-lies were food insecure and 76per cent were without diapersat least once a year, with morethan one-third reporting nothaving diapers monthly. One-third of the children had a di-agnosed developmental dis-ability and 47 per cent of theparents had concerns abouttheir child's development.

They found that children

in families that struggled toprovide diapers were morelikely to have disrupted, short-er sleep periods and lower to-tal sleep scores. Parents whoworried about not havingenough diapers at least month-ly are more likely to reporttheir baby's sleep as a problemor difficulty.

"Approximately one-thirdof U.S. mothers report diffi-culty affording diapers, andprevalence during theCOVID-19 pandemic is likelymuch higher," said Porter."Diaper need is associatedwith an increased incidence ofirritated skin and urinary tractinfections.

Extreme hunger'grips' Afghanistan

Afghanistan has been grap-pling with an acute food cri-sis, with over 22 million peo-

ple, or more than half of the coun-try's population suffering from se-vere hunger and the majority unableto anticipate when their next mealwill arrive, according to the UnitedNations.

More than 97 per cent ofAfghans are affected by food short-ages, the United Nations said, ac-cording to a report in Khaama Press

This represents a considerableincrease from September 2020,when over 14 million people wereon the brink of starvation.

Living costs and food priceshave skyrocketed since the Talibantook control of the Afghan land inAugust last year, and the Afghannewspaper report cited World Bankfindings saying that incomes are

likely to have fallen by around athird since the capture of power.

In March 2022, the United Na-tions World Food Programme inAfghanistan provided financial andfood aid to 376,139 people in Kab-ul, with the latest figures for thosehelped during Eid still being record-ed, Khaama Press reported.

Analysts pointed out that formost Afghans, Eid-Ul-Fitr was justanother day of struggle to feed theirfamilies as Muslims throughout theworld celebrated Eid-Ul-Fitr.

The Islamic Emirate ofAfghanistan-controlled governmenthas been cut off from the interna-tional economy since the fall ofKabul in August and the withdrawalof American soldiers, leading to a fi-nancial crisis, severe poverty, andthe loss of essential public servicesincluding health care.

Vegetarian children have similar growth andnutrition compared to meat-eating children

According to a new study at St. Michael's Hospital,nearly 9,000 children found those who eat a vege-tarian diet had similar measures of growth and nu-

trition compared to children who eat meat. The findingsof the research were published in the journal 'Pediatrics'.Researchers also found that children with a vegetarian diethad higher underweight-weight">odds of underweightweight status, emphasizing the need for special care whenplanning the diets of vegetarian kids.

The findings come as a shift to consuming a plant-based diet grows in Canada. In 2019, updates to Canada'sFood Guide urged Canadians to embrace plant-based pro-teins, such as beans and tofu, instead of meat.

"Over the last 20 years we have seen the growing pop-ularity of plant-based diets and a changing food environ-ment with more access to plant-based alternatives, how-

ever, we have not seen research into the nutritional out-comes of children following vegetarian diets in Canada,"said Dr Jonathon Maguire, lead author of the study and apaediatrician at St. Michael's Hospital of Unity HealthToronto.

"This study demonstrates that Canadian children fol-lowing vegetarian diets had similar growth and biochem-ical measures of nutrition compared to children consum-ing non-vegetarian diets. The vegetarian diet was associ-ated with higher underweight-weight">odds of under-weight weight status, underscoring the need for careful di-etary planning for children with underweight when con-sidering vegetarian diets." Researchers evaluated 8,907children aged six months to eight years. The children wereall participants of the target kids cohort study and data wascollected between 2008 and 2019. Participants were cate-

gorized by vegetarian status - defined as a dietary patternthat excludes meat - or non-vegetarian status. Researchersfound children who had a vegetarian diet had similarmean body mass index (BMI), height, iron, vitamin D,and cholesterol levels compared to those who consumedmeat. The findings showed evidence that children with avegetarian diet had almost two-fold higher odds of havingunderweight, which is defined as below the third per-centile for BMI. There was no evidence of an associationwith overweight or obesity. Underweight is an indicatorof undernutrition and may be a sign that the quality of thechild's diet is not meeting the child's nutritional needs tosupport normal growth. For children who eat a vegetariandiet, the researchers emphasized access to healthcareproviders who can provide growth monitoring, educationand guidance to support their growth and nutrition.

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HISAR: Jindal Stainless (Hisar) Limited's (JSHL) Board of Directors announced Q4FY22 financial results. The Company recorded a robust quarter owing to new product development, quality improvement and capacity building for its value-added product portfolio. During Q4FY22, JSHL's Specialty Products Division (SPD) achieved highest ever total sales of Blade Steel and Precision Strips, with SPD's total sales increasing by 32% in FY22 over FY21. JSHL's standalone revenue, EBITDA and PAT jumped by 38%, 47% and 58% respectively during Q4FY22 over CPLY (corresponding period last year). On a consolidated basis, Company's Q4FY22 revenue, EBITDA and PAT stood at INR 4,318 crores, INR 605 crores and INR 575 crores respectively. Net external debt stood at INR 1,605 crore as on March 31, 2022, with debt-to-equity ratio reduced to ~0.5. Interest cost reduced by 26% to INR 31 crores for Q4FY22 as compared to CPLY.

Jindal Stainless (Hisar) Limited announced their financial results

handigarh : On Mother's Day, celebrations Mala: Hailing from the marginalised and underserved Surbali Singh: In Jharkhand's Laylam Tola usually focus on the role that mothers play to Irula tribe in Tamil Nadu, Mala had experienced dire Chardungri village, Surbali and her husband joined Cnourish their families but across the country, poverty, discrimination and deprivation till Grow- the plantation project initiated by Grow-Trees.com to

countless women are celebrating Nature on May 8 Trees.com absorbed her and many other women like take care of their children and extended family. Since and expressing their gratitude towards Mother Earth her in their Tamil Nadu afforestation project. After then, they have not looked back and have now for providing them with livelihoods opportunities and having faced social isolation and financial hardship, constructed a thriving nursery after learning tasks sustenance. Social organisation Grow-Trees.com has Mala found it extremely gratifying to work with a such as pit digging, sapling transportation, and not just helped these women to conserve vital larger community to heal and restore the plantation. Surbali says, "I feel so much more ecosystems for the sake of their children but also confident as a woman and a mother now that I am empowered them to take care of their families. Meet able to support my family and secure the future of these women warriors who treat the environment as my children. I now know that when we attend to the an extension of themselves and know that needs of the earth, she takes care of our needs." motherhood has more than one meaning. Meera Bai: Meera Bai, a mother of two, hails from Hansidevi: Hailing from Uttarakhand's Nathuakhan Bardiya village and thanks to Grow-Trees.com's village in the Nainital District, Hansidevi was Rajasthan Project, she is now able to earn struggling to make ends meet when Grow-Trees.com substantially. Her work has also partially relieved helped her to initiate a nursery of over 1500 saplings her of domestic drudgery and she says, "My at her home. The region she lives in is seeing plantation work has helped me to understand that massive deforestation and through this enterprise, being a mother does not just mean staying at not only was she able to sustain herself but to add home. I feel proud to be able to contribute to my to the eco-diversity around her. On maturity, the children's well-being and it makes me very happy produce will provide fodder for her buffaloes and that I am part of a movement that is larger than help her save an annual expense of over Rs.15000. me." She will also be earning an additional income from Hanifa Begum: Hanifa is from Pannaikadu and for fruits and flowers. She is now learning the nuances of the longest time, her husband earned meagre sustainable agriculture right in her backyard and is amounts as a fisherman. Says Hanifa, "This income seeing for herself, the transformative impact of was not sufficient for us but then Grow-Trees gave environment. She says, "Now not just my own tribe afforestation on air, water and soil. Additionally, the us two rafts for seaweed cultivation and taught us but every tree I have planted is part of my family. It is trees create a protective bio-fencing against wildlife how to cultivate seaweed in an efficient way. There so rewarding to know that thanks to Mother Earth, I intrusions. Like any protective mother, she is light at the end of a long tunnel finally and I now am now able to earn a sustainable income and am courageously beat back a forest fire sometime back feel that sustainable methods of cultivation must be also giving back to her by planting indigenous to protect her saplings and does not regret losing her embraced for the sake of the environment. As a varieties like amla, guava and jackfruit. Planting hair in the blaze! She says, “I will continue to mother, I can now hope to give a better life and these trees is also good for future generations as nurture Mother Earth against all odds and will protect education to our children and this makes me look they sustain local biodiversity, expand green cover my saplings which are like my own children.” forward to the future."and maintain the ecological balance of our region.”

HIMLA : With the objective to facilitate research advisory and policy support in the field of “telecom policy, governance and regulation and Swith a view to contribute to the achievement of the Digital India

mission, Vodafone Idea Limited (Vi) has partnered with the Indian Council for Research on International Economic Relations (ICRIER) for a Telecom Centre of Excellence (CoE) and have named the Centre - InViCT (ICRIER and Vodafone Idea Centre for Telecom).A MoU to this effect was signed in the national capital recently between Dr. Deepak Mishra, Director & amp; CEO, ICRIER and Mr. P. Balaji, Chief Regulatory & amp; Corporate Affairs Officer, Vodafone Idea Limited. The CoE will bring together stakeholders from the government, academia and industry on a common platform to facilitate the development of a coordinated policy response to emerging technology and business trends for India’s telecom sector. One of the largest telecom markets globally, Indian telecom sector has become the backbone of Digital India journey. P. Balaji, Chief Regulatory and Corporate Affairs Officer, Vodafone Idea Limited, said, “The Telecom industry has been at the forefront of driving the digital revolution in India. Even as India’s data driven society is being built on high speed networks and ubiquitous connectivity, the advent of 5G will further unlock new opportunities fuelling innovation in the country.

Vi partners with ICRIER to set up InViCT

CHANDIGARH: Innovation Mission Punjab (IMPunjab), a unique private-public partnership that aims to build, empower and act as a catalyst for local startup communities in Punjab, scheduled a Start Up Day in Chandigarh today at Magnet Cowork, Industrial Area Phase 1, Chandigarh (Opp Hyatt). IMPunjab has taken this initiative to yield a platform for the new entrepreneurs and startups based in Punjab to meet, create opportunities for their startups further growth, discuss new potential ideas, and connect with stakeholders through networking. The Mission plans to conduct eight start-up day events, two each at

Chandigarh, Ludhiana, Jalandhar and Amritsar in a span of one year. This initiative will let community members and stakeholders discuss ideas that can disrupt the market and change the course of the future. This will

also create a regional access point for entrepreneurs to aid them with an action plan and provide access to the startup community and other support. Key takeaways for the participants are assistance and suggestions for improvement; they can connect and build networks with various stakeholders from the region and get a chance to be a part of various initiatives at IMPunjab. The outcome of the meetup is to enable the startups to get funding support, mentoring support, incubation/acceleration support, and piloting opportunities during their startup journey.

Celebrating the spirit of Entrepreneurship on Startup Day with Innovation Mission Punjab

SHORT TALKS

nurture.retail announces exclusive partnership with Agfarm

Airtel, Apollo Hospitals, and Cisco join forces to demonstrate the Future of Healthcare with 5G Connected Ambulance

ATS Homekraft clocked total sales of Rs 1040 crore

SIPs are a good investment option in current market scenario: Seemant

HANDIGARH: nurture.farm, India's leading AgTech startup for end to end agriculture ecosystem Crelated solutions, announced an exclusive tie-up

between its online B2B platform nurture.retail and Dubai based agrochemical company - Agfarm. To begin with, a total of 40+ products from Agfarm will be available for purchase on the nurture.retail platform. These include a range of herbicides, insecticides and fungicides, which can be applied to a wide variety of crops. Glyphosate, Emamectin Benzoate, Thiamethoxam, Pretilachlor, Paclobutrazol are a few of the molecules launched, among others. Additionally, the nurture.retail platform will also be launching Agfarm's patented molecules targeted to different pest segments. Speaking about the partnership, Dhruv Sawhney, Business Head and COO, nurture.farm, said.

Tata Motors launches e-cargo transport solutions with the all-new Ace EV

HANDIGARH/LUDHIANA: Tata Motors, India’s largest commercial vehicle manufacturer, Ctoday marked a significant leap forward in its

drive towards promoting sustainable mobility with the launch of the all-new, revolutionary Ace EV – the electric version of the ever-popular Ace, exactly 17 years after redefining India’s freight movement. The new Ace EV, India’s most advanced, zero-emission, four-wheel small commercial vehicle (SCV), is a green and smart transport solution ready to serve a wide variety of intra-city applications. Launching the Ace EV, Mr. N Chandrasekaran, Chairman, Tata Sons and Tata Motors, said, “E-mobility is an idea whose time has come. At Tata Motors, we are moving with speed and scale to lead this change – in passenger cars, commercial vehicles and Jaguar Land Rover. I am delighted today that with the launch of the Ace EV, we are entering a new era of e-cargo mobility. Tata Ace is India’s most successful commercial vehicle ever. It has revolutionised transportation and created millions of successful entrepreneurs over the years. It will further build on this legacy by providing a technologically-advanced, clean and smart mobility solution.

KFC makes match time crispier with its Match Day Specials

handigarh : Nestling high up amidst the sublime beauty of the Kumaon region of Uttarakhand, Cenveloped by clusters of pine, oak and deodar

trees, is the untouched region of Sattal - a collection of seven freshwater lakes. As much as Sattal is known for its aquamarine waters, which leave soul seekers in a state of meditative bliss,Uttarakhand Tourism has now unleashed a new thrill for adventure enthusiasts who visit the picturesque region. Zorbing over the crystal clear waters of Sattal is catching the fancy of both children and adults, alike.A state known for its panoramic vistas of the Himalayas and unparalleled beauty of remote lakes, gurgling rivers, protected biospheres and pilgrimage centers like Kedarnath and Badrinath, tourism is crucial to Uttarakhand’s economy. With travel bouncing back, the state is now attempting to expand its offerings, with a renewed focus on adventure tourism. Just like zorbing in Sattal, another action-packed activity is unfolding for adrenaline junkies in the pristine habitats of Mussoorie, Rishikesh and Nainital. A tourist can now experience the tummy-churning thrills of ziplining, albeit in a reinvented avatar - by cycling over a zipline, as the eyes feast on snow-clad mountains below!

Uttarakhand Tourism uneleases new thrill

Prudent corporate advisory services IPO to open on may 10

handigarh: Atharva Foundation has taken a noble initiative to donate ambulances for the welfare of army veterans, ex-servicemen and martyred soldiers’ families Cfrom the North East states of India. Under this initiative, the two ambulances were

handed over by Sunil Rane, chairman of Atharva Foundation to the representatives of Sikkim and Nagaland states. During the occasion, Col. Ram Mohan HQ MG & G Area, Col. (Retd) Prabhat Kumar Kapoor , Capt. Raghavendra SS 15th Battalion The Assam Regiment, Capt Vivek Shinde , 129 Air Defence Regiment and Vinay Jain the founder & chairperson of Witty Group of Institutions were also present. The Foundation has also planned to donate 4 more ambulances in Assam, Meghalaya, Tripura and Mizoram states. Sunil Rane said that ambulances are not only to carry patients during emergencies but also to facilitate them during their regular hospital visits. Medical emergencies or accidents can occur at any time and during such difficult situations, the first help is a local ambulance service that can transport the patient to the nearest hospital or other definitive care for immediate treatment, he maintained. Meanwhile, the Foundation has also donated laptops to the daughters of martyred soldiers across the country.

handigarh : Women are hailed for their multi-tasking skills especially on Mother's Day but hardly anyone wonders why they Chave to do so many things at the same time. Could they use more

help and less responsibilities, maybe? On Mother's Day, Zee Theatre stars Himani Shivpuri, Suchitra Pillai and Vibha Chibber look back at their motherhood journey and discuss the difficulties they faced while trying to manage multiple commitments at home and on the work front. Suchitra Pillai who stars in teleplay 'Dance Like A Man', says, "Time management is tough when you are a working mom. Dealing with the guilt of being away is hard as well but the hardest is not knowing for sure what is the right way to initiate sensitive discussions with your child. You also cannot delegate motherhood to someone else when things get hard. It is a misconception that the bond between a child and mom used to be different generations ago or that it's ok for a nanny to take your place in the upbringing of your child. No mom can rest easy doing the latter. Now that I am a mom, I also realise how my mother must have felt when I behaved in certain ways with her, whether they were good or bad." Over the years, Suchitra says, her daughter has taught her a lot of life lessons and she says, "I have learnt from her, unfiltered honesty and selflessness and I would like to teach her to always be financially independent and not depend on anyone.

On Mother's Day, Zee Theatre stars discuss untold challenges of motherhood

handigarh: Apollo Tyres launched the new generation Agriculture tyres. Application wise, the new 'VIRAT' range is Can allrounder, with superior performance in both Agri and

Haulage segments, and is available in both, front and rear fitments.The new Apollo VIRAT tyre has been developed as an

allrounder product with 20 lugs, which provides strong grip and long life in both soft and hard soil conditions. The VIRAT range, in addition to improving the productivity of the tractors and reducing their

d o w n t i m e , a l s o matches the aesthetics of the new tractor models. While this product will cater to all the markets, some of the larger ones which t h e c o m p a n y w i l l specifically look at for t h i s p r o d u c t , a r e Punjab, Haryana, UP,

Rajasthan, MP, Maharashtra, AP and Karnataka. Speaking at the launch, Rajesh Dahiya, Vice President, Marketing, Sales & Service (India, SAARC & Oceania), Apollo Tyres Ltd said, "We have captured the voice of our primary customers -- the Farmers, from across the country before developing this product. For both, Agri and Haulage the primary requirement is of traction, which we have benchmarked against the best in the industry. The visual appeal of the new VIRAT range matches with the aesthetic requirements of the new age tractors' stylish designs, and of the next gen farmers."

Apollo Tyres launches new gen agri tyres mritsa/Jalandhar :--Amazon today

unveiled the Exports Digest 2022 Aand announced that cumulative exports by Indian exporters on the Amazon Global Selling program are on track to surpass the $5 billion milestone. The program took about three years to enable the first billion dollars, and the last two billion dollars have come in just 17 months. The program has been witnessing remarkable adoption amongst businesses of all sizes across the country and has grown to more than 1 lakh (100K) exporters since its launch in 2015. These exporters are showcasing millions of ‘Made in India’ products to customers worldwide through Amazon’s 18 international websites in countries such as USA, UK, UAE, Canada, Mexico, Germany, Italy, France, Spain, Netherlands, Turkey, Brazil, Japan, Australia, and Singapore. Encouraged by the rapid growth that the program has been witnessing, Amazon has doubled its exports pledge, to now enable $20 billion in cumulative exports from India by 2025.Hon’ble Union Minister of Micro Small and Medium Enterprises, Shri Narayan Rane, said, “MSMEs are the backbone of India’s economy, contributing to around a third of India’s GDP and driving nearly half of the country’s exports.

Indian exporters on Amazon Global Selling on track to surpass $5 billionMega job fair - 2022 organised by

Shri Vishwakarma Skill University

handigarh : Sri Vishwakarma Skill Job Fair. During the program the book "From University organised Mega Job Fair Good to Great" was also launched by Shri C2022 on Friday.The chief Guest of Satish Kumar and Shri D. P. Bhardwaj.

the programme Akhil Bhartiya Seh Sangtak The Vice Chancellor of the University, Shri (Swadeshi Jagran Manch) Shri Satish Raj Nehru expressed his heartfelt gratitude to Kumar, Guest of Honor Prant Adyaksh all the Guest and participants. He said the Vidya Bharati Shri D.P Bhardwaj and special main purpose of this Job Fair is to invite all the invitee from Gurugaon University Vice big companies so that students doesnt has to Chancellor Prof. Dinesh Kumar and Grant go out and search for jobs. He informed that Thornton Bharat LLP Shri Ravindra Reddy more than 1900 registeration are done were present. More than 34 National, through online mode and more than 440 Multinational Companies, Start-ups, through offline mode and many students Research Organizations etc. showed have received the job letter from their interest for selection of students in the Mega desirable companies.

Atharva Foundation donates 2 ambulances for ex-servicemen welfare

Amazon Fashion and Beauty launches Mother's Day Storefront

handigarh: Mother's Day is just around the corner on 8th May and if you're looking for a unique CMother's Day present this year but aren't sure

what to get, don't worry! Amazon Fashion's Mother's Day Storefront is here to help you show your love for your mother and chose the best gift that she truly deserves. The Mother's Day special storefront has some amazing offers and deals across a wide range of selections including categories like apparel, skincare, beauty, shoes, luggage, watches, jewellery, handbags and many more from top fashion and beauty brands. You can shop for all the trendiest collections and get great deals & offers across brands like Global Desi, Vero Moda, Janasya, Maybelline, Kama Ayurveda, LAKME, Crocs, Lavie, Estele, Timex and many more.Here are some recommendations to pamper your mother with the best from Amazon Fashion's Mother's Day Storefront: BIBA Women's Cotton Kurta - A perfect pastel frock style cotton kurta is a must have for a summer wardrobe. A versatile item that can be paired both with a churidar and also everyday denims depending on her mood! Gift your mother this kurta to make her wardrobe stylish yet comfortable.

udhiana --: Bring out the jerseys, call your gang over and Lget ready to cheer on your

favourite teams. And KFC promises to be the best match viewing partner with its Super 4s and Super 6s Match Day Specials. The Super 4s and Super 6s offers are available as Buckets or Meals options and include your all-time favourite Hot & Crispy chicken, Chicken Strips and Chicken Popcorn.As the name suggests, the Super 4s and Super 6s Buckets come with 4 and 6 pieces of Hot & Crispy and Chicken Strips each. And if your cricket-watching squad gets bigger, then you could go in for the Meal option, that comes with additional Chicken popcorn, Fries and Pepsi. But that’s not all. For all the chicken leg-piece lovers, there’s the Dream Team Bucket which includes 10 Leg pieces & 4 Dips; and biryani-lovers can rejoice with the Howzzat Biryani Combo which offers flavourful Popcorn Chicken Biryani Bucket, 2 gravies, 4 Hot Wings and a Pepsi. So now that the Match Day Specials are sorted, get set to cheer on your fav teams, in true KFC style!

Japan’s Ise-Egg Collaborates with DENSO

ONIPAT : ATS Homekraft has clocked total sales of Rs 1040 crore in the financial year S2021-22.The real estate company is planning

expansion nationally and will launch new projects in Sohna, Gurgaon, Powai (Mumbai), Rohini (Delhi), Panipat (Haryana), Panchkula and Ghaziabad with a total investment of approximately INR 4000 crore. The Company has already signed joint development agreements for residential projects in the key micro-markets of Gurgaon, Sohna, NCT Delhi, Panipat and Mumbai, adding around 60 lakh square feet of development potential that will be launched in the coming year. The company performed exceptionally even when the covid pandemic and subsequent lockdowns had hit the entire housing industry hard. ATS Homekraft, which provides aspirational homes to Indian buyers, launched two projects in the financial year 2021-22 wherein more than 80% of the launched inventory was sold within 2 days.Their first launch during the financial year, Floral Pathways in Ghaziabad, sold 328 residential units during launch.

OLAN: Farmers in India will be able to protect their crops and boost productivity with the launch of Exponus® insecticide today by BASF. The pioneering solution is powered by BASF’s new active ingredient, Broflanilide® in a specialized formulation. Offering a new mode of Saction for the control of key insect pests, Exponus® gives farmers a powerful, quick & versatile tool for controlling a variety of insect pests

and overcome resistance to prevailing chemistries, as part of integrated pest management program. Exponus® is registered for use on various largely cultivated crops under the Oil seeds, Pulses & Vegetables segment to control critical insect pests such as Caterpillars & Thrips. “Farmers in India will now benefit from our latest innovation in crop protection” said Narayan Krishnamohan, Managing Director, BASF India Limited. “Farming is the biggest job on earth. At BASF, we are dedicated to listening and working alongside farmers to understand their needs, so that we apply our expertise to help them successfully face the enormous challenge of protecting crops from pests and boosting productivity.” With its unique mode of action, Exponus® insecticide is among the first compounds in the market introduced under the new IRAC group 30 which represents a totally new class of insecticides (Group 30—meta-diamides and isoxazolines) which has no known cross-resistance with existing products in the market, making it a superior insecticide resistance management tool. A valuable aspect of Exponus® insecticide is its ability to be effective on the toughest resistant insects by spreading and acting fast thereby resulting in quickly controlling multiple insects in different crops at various stages.

New insecticide from BASF helps Indian farmers protect crops from key insect pests

HANDIGARH: Ise-Suzuki Egg India, Ise Foods Inc.’s Indian JV affiliate announced that it will begin Cfield testing a delivering service of fresh eggs using

digitalized refrigerated trucks with DENSO International India, Japan’s leading mobility supplier. In this field test, eggs of the Japan’s largest and the world’s 5th largest egg producer, Ise Foods Inc., (aka. Ise Egg), which will be available in Indian market from May 2022, will be delivered. Ise-Suzuki Egg India and DENSO aim to build a cold chain logistics network with Ise eggs, produced indigenously in Punjab with Japanese standard of technology and know-how to produce fresh, hygienic, and nutritious eggs. “We are going to introduce cold chain transportation for our eggs in Indian ecosystem. Therefore, this field testing with DENSO will provide us tremendous opportunity to advance our temperature-controlled delivery to keep our eggs farm fresh. Further, we could contribute to the delivery of safe, and secure eggs managed well throughout production, collection and distribution,” says Mitsuko Takahashi, Chief Operating Officer at Ise-Suzuki Egg India. During the field test, the two companies will use Maruti Suzuki India Limited’s Super Carry cargo vehicle equipped with DENSO’s reefer unit. This CNG reefer truck can transport perishables with the temperature ranging from –20 to +20 degrees Celsius .

How has pandemic impacted customer behaviour in the BFSI sector?he pandemic brought with it many changes including restricted movement, social distancing, increased dependency on technology and impacted all aspects of life including businesses. The banking and financial sector was no exception and as TAlok Bansal, Visionet Systems India's MD and Global Head of BFSI business says, "We are now irrevocably on the path to

digital transformation and I don't think this change is temporary. I believe we can look at every situation in life as an opportunity to persevere and improve ourselves and this pandemic has truly galvanised the industry to rise above outmoded structures and be more future-forward." According to Mr. Alok Bansal, changing customer expectations and behaviour have also impacted this transformation as more and more clients have now come to rely on digital banking, personal finance apps, online purchases, contactless payments and remote consultations with financial experts. He says, "The industry has had to figure out the best ways to serve clients speedily and safely during this time. Pandemic or not, clients needed their loans to be processed, their mortgage plans to be fast tracked, and wanted prompt and reliable customer service even in the absence of systems that once depended on human interaction. Customers are now comfortable with the use of biometrics for identity verification and have come to use digital signatures and are gradually turning to chatbots for queries etc ." Mr. Alok Bansal believes that even as things revert to the old normal, customers are now used to the convenience of digital transactions and will visit their banks in person only for very specific needs.

mritsar, Bharti Airtel ("Airtel"), India's premier communications solutions provider, partnered with AApollo Hospitals and Cisco to create a 5G

Connected Ambulance that transforms access to healthcare and save lives in emergency situations. The demonstration was conducted in Bengaluru over the 5G trial spectrum allotted to Airtel by the Department of Telecom. The custom-designed state-of-the-art 5G Connected Ambulance is equipped with the latest medical equipment, patient monitoring applications, and telemetry devices that transmit the patient health data to the hospital in real-time. In addition, it is also equipped with onboard cameras, camera-based Headgear, and Bodycams for paramedic staff – all connected to the ultra-fast & low latency Airtel 5G network. It will be further enabled with technologies like AR/VR. Ajay Chitkara, Director & CEO, Airtel Business, Bharti Airtel said: "5G is a transformational technology, and this is yet another demonstration by Airtel as to how collaborations can unlock the potential of digital platforms for the good of humanity. Healthcare is one of the most promising use cases for 5G, and we are delighted to deepen our partnerships with Apollo Hospitals and Cisco to bring some innovative use cases for the Indian market."

handigarh: JM Financial Mutual Fund has announced the relocation of its branch in Chandigarh. The new branch at Chandigarh Business Centre, Sec 22 was Cinaugurated by Seemant Shukla, Chief Business Officer, JM Financial Asset

Management Ltd. Later Seemant Shukla along with senior company officials of JM Financial Asset Management - Atul Sharma, Cluster Head and Jitesh Sood, North Head

addressed the media at Hotel Hometel. Shukla said that the new branch marks the next phase of growth for JM Financial Mutual Fund which aims to serve the growing financial investment needs of t h e i n v e s t o r s a c r o s s C h a n d i g a r h , M o h a l i , Panchkula and the northern region. "Chandigarh being the

twin capital of Punjab and Haryana, offers the company strategic access and outreach to the HNI segment, " added Seemant. While sharing his views on investment options, Seemant Shukla, Chief Business Officer JM Financial Asset Management Ltd said, “SIP's - Systematic Investment Plans are a good investment option in the current market scenario. Even market volatility turns in one's favour when one invests in SIP's. SIP's gives one an advantage of rupee cost averaging which means a fixed amount of money is invested at regular intervals irrespective of whether the markets are going high or low." Seemant shared some interesting figures about the growth of Assets Under Management (AUM) in Chandigarh. In 2017,

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Softball and baseballcompetitions to beheld May 8NARESH GARGLADWA: The 17th state level softballand baseball five sports competition willbe organized by Kurukshetra Safat BallAssociation on May 8 at Deep PublicSenior Secondary School, Tatka village.The general secretary of theassociation, Dr. Sanjay Sharmainformed that players from all over thestate will participate and showcase theirtalents in 17th state level softball andbaseball five sports competition/ Heinformed that the chief guest of theclosing of the program will be thefamous social worker Sandeep Garg.

Theft of ten lakhs intelephone exchangeof village Bhaura

JAGDISH LAL KALSIBANGA: Thieves stole telephone goodsworth about ten lakh rupees onThursday night in village Bhora, sub-telephone exchange center attached totelephone exchange Banga. SDOTelephone Banga Jaswinder Pal Singhsays that the thieves got 150 telephonecards from the telephone exchange ofvillage Bhora, Battery backup, andother items have been stolen. Althoughit is of no use to the same thieves asthe telephone department has sufferedlakhs, but the thieves will get onlyhundreds of rupees in the form of scrap.

Bikramjit Singh takescharge as SHOKULWINDER KARWALSARDULGARH: Inspector BikramjitSingh took over as SHO of Sardulgarhpolice station. Talking to reporters on

this occasion, hesaid that peopleneed not fear thepolice. He said thatthe police is therefor the safety of thepeople. He sternlyreprimanded thedrug traffickers and

said that if they did not stop theirwrongdoing, they would not be sparedat any cost. He reprimanded the badelements involved in anti-socialactivities and asked them to give upbad deeds and lead a good life so thatthey could be a part of good society. Healso said that the police team is alwaysready to help the people and if anycitizen of the city has any problem, heshould contact us.

Huge celebrations on May 8to mark birth anniversary ofLord Parshuram

SACHIN MOUDGILL/ SARABJIT LUDHIANVILUDHIANA: A huge function on behalfof Bhagwan Parshuram Samaj SewaSamiti to celebrate Lord Parashuram'sbirth anniversary will be organized onSunday, May 8 at the local telephoneexchange near Dholewal Chowk.Describing the outline of the program,Talking with media ,Chairman ofBhagwan Parshuram Samaj SewaSamiti Rakesh Sharma said that thefunction is organized in ParshuramPark which is near the telephoneexchange from Dholewal Chowk.Thefunction started by paying homage tothe statue of Lord Parashuram, andwill continue till the Lord's wish.Byfamous bhajan singer Kumar Rohitand party will sing bhajans.Bookspencils will be distributed to schoolstudents.

Prof. Vivek Lal will be New Director, PGIMER ChandigarhRAJIV JAINCHANDIGARH: The Union Health Ministry has conveyed the approval of the Ministryof Personnel, Public Grievances and Pensions, Department of Personnel & Training forappointment of Prof. Vivek Lal, Head, Department of Neurology, PGIMER, Chandigarhto the post of Director PGIMER, Chandigarh for a period of five years from the date ofassumption of charge of the post, or until the incumbent attains the age of 65 years,whichever is earlier. The appointment of the new Director has come after six months ofretirement of Prof. Jagat Ram on 31.10.2021. Since then, the charge was held by ProfSurjit Singh, Head, Department of Pediatrics. Prof Vivek Lal was given a warm welcome by the faculty,administrative staff and various associations/unions of the Institute. Soon after taking over the charge, Prof.Vivek Lal, who is also heading the Department of Neurology at PGIMER, said that he will try his level best tomake PGI more patient friendly and will try to improve the working environment inside the Institute. Accordingto him, PGI stands for the patients, by the patients and with the patients.

NEWSJoint placement drive to provide employment

platform to students: Jai Ram ThakurDINESH AGARWALSHIMLA, MAY 6

The State Government wasstriving hard to ensure that theyouth of Himachal becomeemployment providers, insteadof job seekers. This was statedby Chief Minister Jai RamThakur while addressing theJoint Placement Driveprogramme organized byHimachal Pradesh PrivateEducational InstitutionsRegulatory Commission at BahraUniversity at Waknaghat inSolan district today. ChiefMinister said that organizing theJoint Placement Drive wasindeed a commendable stepwhich would provide a platformin getting employmentopportunities to the studentsstudying in private andgovernment educationalinstitutions of the State. Heexpressed hope that more andmore students would getemployment according to theirqualifications. He said thatUniversities, Colleges, ITIs andPolytechnic Institutes have beenincluded in this joint placementdrive. Through this, hundreds ofyouth would be selected in about50 big companies participating inthe Drive on a good package, headded. Jai Ram Thakur said that

in order to promote youthentrepreneurship, the presentState Government has started theMukhya Mantri SwavalambanYojna. He said that the StateGovernment has started thisscheme for the youth of 18 to 45years of age and women up to 50years of age who want to starttheir own business. He said thatunder this scheme, loans upto Rs1 crore was being provided underwhich 25 to 30 percent subsidywas given to the youth for settingup industries. He said that nowthe State Government hasdecided to provide 35 percentsubsidy to women and widows.So far 3758 units have beenestablished in Himachal underthis scheme and 10,253 peoplehave got employment at theirdoorsteps, he added. ChiefMinister said that HimachalPradesh has made rapid strides in

the field of education. He saidthat as many as 17 privateuniversities have beenestablished in the State and thishas made Himachal Pradesh an'Education Hub' of the country.He said that as many as 1000employments would be providedduring this one day placementdrive. Jai Ram Thakur thankedthe entrepreneurs forparticipating in this mega eventwhich has provided careeropportunities to hundreds ofyouth of the State.

Chief Minister also launchedthe Online InformationManagement System ‘Disha’ ofHimachal Pradesh PrivateEducational InstitutionsRegulatory Commission on theoccasion. He said that with theintroduction of this system,information related to privateuniversities and institutes, all

kinds of information related tostaff, courses, facilities,degrees would be availableonline. This will not onlybenefit the local people but alsothe students of the traininginstitutes, he added. ChiefMinister provided Job OfferLetter to the selected studentson the occasion. He alsointeracted with the candidatesregistered in this placementdrive. Earlier, the ChiefMinister interacted with theChancellors and ViceChancellors of variousUniversities. He said that thePrivate Universities mustevolve a mechanism so that thegrowing menace of drug abusecould be tackled. He said thatstrictness in the campus must bemaintained and close vigil mustbe maintained on behaviour ofthe students. He assured thePrivate Universities to provideall possible assistance from theState Government foreffectively taking up researchwork in different fields.Industries Minister BikramSingh said that the present StateGovernment soon after itsformation in the State ensuredthat the private companies mayprovide atleast 80 percentemployment to the Himachalisyouth.

RAKESH JINDALPATIALA, MAY 6

Deputy Commissioner PatialaSakshi Sahni said that as part ofthe drive by the Punjabgovernment to get rid of theencroachments on governmentland, the Rural Developmentand Panchayat Department incollaboration with the RevenueDepartment and Police hascleared 43 acres and 5 kanals ofland of the unlawfulpossession.

The Deputy Commissionersaid that on the orders of ChiefMinister Bhagwant Mann andunder the leadership of RuralDevelopment and PanchayatMinister Kuldeep SinghDhaliwal, these releasedagricultural chunks of landwould be auctioned in atransparent manner throughopen bidding.

Sakshi Sahni said thefarmers who are sowingalternative crops instead of

conventional farming would begiven priority during theauction. A team of DistrictDevelopment and PanchayatOfficer Sukhchain Singh Papraled by Gautam Jain retrievedthe land from the occupiers.Yesterday, the land measuring 9acres and 12 marlas of villageSidhuwal was got freed fromillegal possession and handedover to the Gram Panchayat.While 3 acres of land of villageSafera of block Sanaur wasreleased today, 14.4 acres ofland of village Khadadpur ofblock Samana, 2 acres 1 kanalof Retgarh and 24 acres of landof village Diugarh of blockPatran were also released.

Meanwhile, DistrictDevelopment and PanchayatOfficer Sukhchain Singh Paprasaid that under 29 possessionwarrants issued for GramPanchayat Khang, 21 occupantshave deposited Rs. 13 lakh 72thousand 350 for 49 acres fromApril 2017 to 2022.

43 acres of agri land freedfrom encroachers: Patiala DC


Maninderjeet Singh Bitta,national president of theAnti-Terrorist Front, saidthat some politicians werepursuing terrorism forpolitical gain. It is an insultto the nation to consider theperson who killed andexecuted 36 thousandinnocent people as a hero ofthe nation in an obliquereference to Bhindrawale. Hesaid that the rise of Sikhismwas for the protection of theoppressed. Gurus sacrificedfor the protection of thenation to save the oppressedfrom injustice. He said thatSikh saints and preachersshould make the newgeneration aware of thehistory of Gurus. He was

talking to reporters in Karnaltoday. He said that heappreciated the stand ofChief Minister Manohar Lal.He refused to go to thegurdwara with the photo ofBhindranwale. He said thatthe Prime Minister has notshown a weak stance byapologizing to the farmers.Terrorist attacks havedecreased since NarendraModi became the PrimeMinister. He said that thosewho demand Khalistan

cannot inherit the tradition ofGurus. He demanded fromthe government that strictlaws be enacted to bring theterrorists to justice. He saidthat while 38 terrorists couldbe sentenced to death inGujarat and Aurangabad,why a similar thing happenin Punjab. He said that lawswere also made toinvestigate the lawyersfighting the cases of Sikhterrorists. He said that whyHaryana Sikh GurdwaraParbandhak CommitteeShiromani GurdwaraParbandhak Committeenever raised voice againstKhalistan. Why don'tpoliticians speak openlyagainst Khalistan andterrorists. He wasaccompanied by SudipKadian and others.

Some leaders trying to gainpopularity with terror issues: Bitta

BJP Mahila SC Morchameeting held

RK KASHYAPCHHCHHRAULI, MAY 6

Ameeting of BJP Mahila SC Morcha was organized atChhchhrauli PWD Rest House. The meeting waschaired by Suman Mandal, President of Chhchhrauliunit. Surjit Kaur District Secretary SC Morcha,Sudesh, Kiran, Kamlesh, Tulsi Devi, Suman, Seema,Rani, and Sanjeev Mandal President SC MorchaChhchhrauli were also present in the meeting. SanjeevMandal, President, Chhchhrauli SC Morcha said thatthe Minister will be present in the upcoming SCMorcha programme discussions were held in thisregard. He said that everyone has to work hard to makethis program a success even as he urged the workersto work towards strengthening the organization.

MLA inaugurates e-Library in TaraoriBUREAUTARAORI, MAY 6

Nilokheri Halqa MLADharmapal Gondarinaugurated an e-library inTaraori city, which has comeup at the cost of 19 lakh. Thepeople of the city thankedMLA Dharmapal Gondar andMunicipal Secretary NarendraSharma for the gift of e-library.On this occasion, MLADharmapal Gondar said thatthe happiness of the librarywill be when in the comingyears, after reading in thislibrary, some young peoplewill reach good positions andpeople of the town wouldcome to know about it throughnewspapers. He said that thepurpose of e-library in Taraoriis to build an educated society.Upon receiving the gift of the

library, Master Satish Panwarthanked MLA DharmapalGondar. He told that thestudents had to suffer due tolack of e-library in Taraoricity. But now the childrenwill be able to make use ofthis facility. MLA DharmapalGondar has also appealed tothe parents to send thechildren who are preparingfor the exams here, so thatthey can prepare here. Hesaid that in order to develop

the habit of reading evenamong the children, an e-library has been constructedhere. Many dignitariesincluding MunicipalSecretary Narendra Sharma,ME Jagdish, BalakrishnaTripathi, Yashpal Gulati,Ashu Kakkad, Yash Saluja,Amit Bansal, VirenderBansal, Virender Jangra,Rajkumar Khurana, SatishPanwar and Pankaj Thakurwere present on this occasion.

Vijay Rani becomes BJPMahila Mandal President RINKU GONDARNISSING, MAY 6

A meeting was organized on Friday regarding the formation ofthe executive committee of BJP Mahila Morcha in ward number13 of the city, which was presided over by BJP leader Janak Popliand BJP Mandal President Mahipal Rana Guniyana. It wasattended by State Vice President of Mahila Morcha, MeenaChauhan, District President Mahila Morcha Meenakshi Bhideand District General Secretary Neeru Saini. Vijay Rani wasunanimously elected as Mandal President of BJP Mahila Morcha.She said that more women of area would be associated with theBJP to strengthen the party organization. State Vice PresidentMeena Chauhan said that Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattarengaged in making the state free from all inequalities. Their mainmotive is to make the state free from poverty, corruption,communalism and casteism. BJP leader Janak Popli said thatPrime Minister Narendra Modi and Chief Minister Manohar LalKhattar have set example as how a government with politicalwillpower can change direction of politics. If we look at theachievements of the central and state government, India's respecthas increased not only in the country but across the world. Poplisaid that BJP workers are working to bring all achievements ofthe BJP government from door to door. BJP Mandal ConvenerChandra Mohan Sharma, social worker and Kisan MorchaDistrict Secretary Krishna Sen, Ved Taneja, Sonia, SalochnaDevi, Rani, Sunita, Pinky Devi and Kavita were present.

Sandeep Garg donates 10 fansat Ladwa village school

NARESH GARGLADWA, MAY 6

In the state model culture primary school of village Bapadi ofLadwa, social worker Sandeep Garg installed ten fans for thechildren studying in the school. He also announced to send100 benches for children to sit on. The principal of the school,Ritu Bansal said that it is getting very hot at the moment, dueto which everyone's life is getting affected. The education ofchildren is also being affected. She said that a lot also comesfrom the government. But at this time, considering the heat,social worker Sandeep Garg has installed ten fans for thechildren studying in the school. He also announced to send100 benches for children. Bansal said that in the Ladwakitchen being run by the social worker food is being providedfor Rs 5 to each person, which is commendable.

Birthplace of martyr Sukhdev Thaparwaiting for upliftment: Ashish Boney

CHANDAN SARPALLUDHIANA, MAY 6

Ashish Boney, formerpresident of Bajrang DalPunjab province, today thethird consecutive day ofhunger strike, whosacrificed at a young age forthe independence of thecountry, beautification ofthe wide market nearNoghra, the ancestralresidence of the great man,immortal sacrificerSukhdev ji, born inLudhiana, Cleanmaintenance and direct wayshould be given which is along time demand of theresidents of Ludhiana.

Ashish demanded from theDeputy CommissionerLudhiana that the wish ofour CM and former CM'ssacrificer Sukhdev ji'shouse should be fulfillednow because the train isfrom the place. Half akilometer before it stops,then one has to go on foot orscooter, keeping in mind the

safety of the CM, or perhapsdue to the absence of thecar, the CM is unable to bowdown even if he wishes. Soit is not going becausedespite being a nationalheritage, the condition of theplace remains pathetic, CMshould not get angry seeingthis situation, the DeputyCommissioner has beenrequested to beautify theplace and get a direct routeso that the Chief Minister ofPunjab is at the site ofmartyrdom. bow down andgive The patriots comingfrom abroad can easily reachthis place because now theyhave to roam around in verysmall lanes.

Prize distributionfunction organized

RAMESH KASHYAPFEROZEPUR: On the occasion of Labor Day, onFriday a prize distribution function was organized byNorthern Railway Women's Welfare Organization,Ferozepur at Railway Club, Ferozepur. On thisoccasion, Divisional Railway Manager and President ofNorthern Railway Women's Welfare Organization,Ferozepur, Dr. Seema Sharma honored 50 Group DRailway employees of various departments for theirexcellent service. These included engineering,operational, mechanical, signal and telecommunicationsand security categories of gangmen, trackmen, Khalasisand other railway staff. On this occasion, the Presidentof Northern Railway Mahila Kalyan Sangathan said thatthe railway personnel associated with safety and securityin the railways perform their duty successfully even indifficult conditions and weather.

Jagraon Schools associationelects new team

SUKH NAHARJAGRAON, MAY 6

Jagraon school association organized a meeting whichobserved participation of almost every school of the area. Theprime motive of the meeting was to elect new president for theassociation and to elect a new executive team. To culminatethe meeting, the association members expresseddisappointment on Batala incident and had a healthydiscussion on the topic. After this, the association membersunanimously elected Shashi Jain, Sanmati Vimal Jain Seniorsecondary school director as the president of association forthird consecutive time while Baldev Bawa from G.M.L.Dschool and Vishal Jain from Saint Mahapragya's school havebeen elected as vice presidents.

Topoguided Lasik is most advance technologyfor vision corrected: Simi Aggarwal

RAJ KUMAR SHARMALUDHIANA, MAY 6

Ambay Eye Care & LasikCentre the premier eye carecentre in Ludhiana is pioneerin Lasik surgery. we areequipped with the mostadvanced technologyallowing for anindividualized treatment thatis customised to your eyesonly.Lasik surgery is arefractive surgery whichcorrect refractive errors i.eMyopia, Hypermetropia &Astigmatism by changingthe curvature of cornea sothat light is focused preciselyon the retinaagain.Topoguided Lasik

creates a completelypersonalized treatmentwhich is unique to your eyesby creating a profile fortreatment by mapping22,000 unique points on yourcornea. While LASIK andSmile is limited to visioncorrection only, TopoguidedLasik has given unmatchedoutcomes in the field of eye

correction treatments. Theadvanced & revolutionarytechnique of TopoguidedLasik is ahead of otherrefractive treatments such asSMILE & LASIK.Topoguided Laisk cancorrect your vision as wellrectifies the irregularities inyour cornea, giving you asharp and accurate vision.This accuracy of topoguidedlasik is unmatched by anyother refractive procedure inthe world. Topoguided Lasikis the only advancedrefractive procedure in theworld which aims bothtowards spectacle removal aswell as other corneaaberrations.

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RoundGlass Tennis Academyinducts first batch of players;selected athletes to receive100% coaching scholarship

CHANDIGARH: The RoundGlass Tennis Academy in-ducted its first batch of young athletes in a ceremony heldat the Chandigarh Club on Friday. After an overwhelmingresponse from players across India for the selection trialsheld in April, a total of 15 players have been chosen for theprogramme on the basis of the Academy’s proprietaryscreening process.The selected players will receive a 100%coaching scholarship, which includes state-of-the-art train-ing, nutrition, sports science, physical and mental condi-tioning, and tournament participation. Each athlete will un-dergo a customized training plan, tailored for their indi-vidual needs and goals.Aditya Sachdeva, Technical Direc-tor, RoundGlass Tennis Academy, said, “It is a wonderfulmoment for us and we are excited to work with some of thebest tennis talent in the country. Our objective is to nurturethese young athletes and develop them into world-classathletes and well-rounded personalities. They will train ina holistic manner never seen before at junior level in India,following the principles of Wholistic Wellbeing.”KarmanKaur Thandi, prominent international-level player andChief Guest at the event, stated, “It gives me immense joyto be a part of this special occasion. I am sure that theRoundGlass Tennis Academy, under Aditya sir’s leadershipwill create a massive impact on tennis in our country. Get-ting the right exposure and training at a young age is cru-cial for a player’s development and I look forward to see-ing these future stars make the nation proud in the comingyears.”About RoundGlass Tennis AcademyRoundGlassTennis Academy is on a mission to develop, nurture, andshowcase talent through tennis in diverse communities ofIndia. The vision is to be the leading tennis organizationthat harnesses the power of tennis to promote education,health and wellness of the youth and to create the next gen-eration of tennis heroes and community leaders.

Laxmi Rawat dazzles onDay 2 of Athletics at SportsFor All Uttarakhand

DEHRADUN: Laxmi Rawat of Government Inter-College,Thalisain, put up a stellar performance as she won the Girls�Under-16 800m event to complete a double in athletics onthe second day of the Sports For All Championship Uttarak-hand 2022 held at the Maharana Pratap Sports College hereon Friday. She clocked 3:00.98s.After securing the first place in the Girls� Under-16 400m raceon Day 1, young Rawat raced away to glory in the 800 me-tres event. Saiman Ansari of G G High School, Shamsher-garh claimed the silver medal by clocking 3:04.71, whileSatyeshwari Devi Memorial Public School�s Samiksha Raturisettled for bronze by clocking 3:17.21 secs.Meanwhile, hosts Maharana Pratap Sports College ladsdominated the race in the Boys� Under-18 3000m. MayankRathour won with a good timing of 9:57.22 secs to take thegold medal. In the Boys� Under-16 High Jump event, UtsavTyagi of Maharana Pratap Sports College scaled an impres-sive 1.50m mark to take home the gold medal.

KL Rahul is the man to watch outfor as KKR come up against LSG

AGENCYPUNE, MAY 6

A resurgent KolkataKnight Riders will bewary of the threat posedby Lucknow Super Gi-ants' in-from skipper KLRahul when the two sidesface off in the IPL hereon Saturday. LSG are sit-ting in second place with14 points and are oncourse to secure a play-offs berth, thanks to astupendous show byRahul, who has beentheir batting mainstay.

Former champions KKR are languishing in eighth spotwith eight points and after four wins from 10 games, a pos-itive result would help them stay afloat in the race for aplay-offs spot.

Rahul has led LSG from the front, amassing a stagger-ing 451 runs from 10 matches, with two hundreds and asmany fifties to be the second highest run-getter this season.

He came up with a vital knock of 77 in their narrowsix-run win against Delhi Capitals, which was their thirdon the bounce. Thus KKR's varied attack, comprisingUmesh Yadav, Tim Southee, Shivam Mavi and Sunil Nar-ine, would be keen to put the brakes on Rahul.

It is high time LSG's others batters like Quinton deKock, Ayush Badoni, Deepak Hooda and Krunal Pandyastart taking greater responsibility and deliver.

RR aim to return to winning waysagainst inconsistent Punjab

MUMBAI: Rajasthan Royals will look to sort out their batting woes and bring their campaignback on track, while an inconsistent Punjab Kings will be eager to keep the winning momentumgoing in their IPL game here on Saturday.

The Royals were at one point giving Gujarat Titans a strong fight for the top position but theformer champions have recently faced minor hiccups. They enter the upcoming fixture with back-to-back losses including to eighth-place Kolkata Knight Riders and laggards Mumbai Indians.

Punjab Kings, on the other hand, will be high on confidence after inflicting a morale-boostingeight-wicket defeat on table toppers GT. The Mayank Agarwal-led side will be eager to keep thewinning momentum going as they try to get out of the mid table logjam an inch closer to sealinga playoff spot. Rajasthan are third on the points table, and it is mostly because of the flamboyantJos Buttler. The Englishman is currently the league's leading scorer with 588 runs. Against Mum-bai he waged a lone battle with the bat while he failed to capitalise on his start against KKR. Ra-jasthan lost both games.

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