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SATURDAYSEPTEMBER 14, 2019

CHANDIGARHVOL. XXIII, NO. 216

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If a man achieves victory over thisbody, who in the world can

exercise power over him? He whorules himself rules over the whole

world.

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Shivakumar's EDcustody extendedtill Sept 17NEW DELHI: A Delhi court onFriday extended till September17 the Enforcement Directorate(ED) custody of KarnatakaCongress leader D KShivakumar in connection witha money laundering case.Special Judge Ajay KumarKuhar asked the investigatingagency to take the accused formedical examination after hiscounsel submitted he is"suffering from high bloodpressure" and his healthcondition is "serious". The courtalso directed the ED to file itsreply on the bail plea ofShivakumar by Monday. TheCongress leader was producedbefore the special judge at theRouse Avenue Court Complexearlier today after the expiry ofthe ED's nine-day remand.

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JJP releases first list for HaryanaAssembly polls

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BSP to conteston all 90 Assyseats in HaryanaAMBALA: The BahujanSamaj Party will fight electionon all 90 Assembly seats inthe coming Haryana elections.BSP General Secretary andRajya Sabha member SatishChander Mishra conveyed themessage of party supremoMayavati to the workers fromAmbala Parliamentaryconstituency, whom headdressed at a meeting heldhere on Friday. Mr Mishraurged the workers that theyshould remain prepared tocontest the Vidhan Sabhaelections, which might beannounced at any time now.He asked the workers topropagate the policies of BSPand point out the shortcomingsof BJP's policies to the people.Criticising the Motor VehicleAct, the BSP leader termed itas an act of recovery, beingmade from the people.

Woman amongthree convictedunder NDPS ActKAITHAL: Three people,including a woman, were heldguilty and sentenced todifferent punishments, forpossessing smack in separatecases on Friday. In the firstcase, which was decided bythe court in record 22 days,District and Sessions JudgeMM Dhonchak held guilty andsentenced Balihar Singh ofBakal village in this districtunder the NDPS Act, to four-and-a-half years imprisonmentand fined him Rs 50,000.He was found in possession of50 gm smack by the police onMarch 12, 2019 and bookedunder the NDPS Act. He wasput on trial on August 20.

AGENCYNEW DELHI, SEP 13

The odd-even road rationing schemewill come into effect in Delhi fromNovember 4-15, Chief MinisterArvind Kejriwal announced onFriday among a slew of othermeasures to combat high-level of airpollution caused due to stubbleburning in neighbouring statesduring winters. Kejriwal announcedthe odd-even scheme as part of theseven-point 'Parali Pradushan' actionplan that also includes massdistribution of anti-pollution masks,mechanised sweeping and watersprinkling on the roads, treeplantation, and special plans for 12pollution hotspots in the city.During the 12-day scheme, vehicles

will ply alternately on odd and evendates as per their registrationnumbers. In the previous twoexperiments in January and April in2016, a fine of Rs 2,000 wasimposed on the violators of the rule.

Kejriwal said the details of the

scheme will be shared with people incoming days.

In the past, two-wheelers andfemale commuters were exemptedfrom the rule. According to thegraded response action plan (GRAP)devised by the Central Pollution

Control Board, the odd-even schemefor private vehicles is implementedwhen the pollution level at 'severeplus' category persists for 48 hoursor more. The air pollution level inDelhi remains low in 11 months ofa year but picks up in Novemberdue to stubble (parali) burning inthe neighbouring states. Densecloud of smoke covers Delhi, whichbecomes a gas chamber, the chiefminister said. "The Centre, andgovernments in Punjab andHaryana are making their efforts toprevent crop burning and the Delhigovernment will extend all possiblehelp to them," he said. Asserting theefficacy of the odd-even scheme,Kejriwal said studies have shownthat it could reduce air pollution by10-13 per cent.

Odd-even scheme back in Delhi from November 4Gadkari disagrees with idea

Court allowsRobert Vadra totravel abroadNEW DELHI: A Delhi court onFriday allowed a petition movedby businessman Robert Vadraseeking permission to travelabroad for business purposes.Vadra, the husband ofCongress leader PriyankaGandhi Vadra, had moved apetition seeking permission totravel to Spain betweenSeptember 20 and October 8.The 50-year-old is facingallegations of money launderingrelated to the purchase ofproperties in London. The caseis being probed by theEnforcement Directorate (ED).He was granted anticipatory bailon a condition that he cannotleave India without thepermission of the court.Earlier, Advocates DP Singhand Nitesh Rana, appearing forthe agency, had said that thevisit is an attempt to meet theco-accused and tamper with theevidence.

Centre removes names of 312 sikhforeign nationals from blacklist

They are eligible to visit India now AGENCYNEW DELHI, SEP 13

The government has removedfrom its blacklist names of 312Sikh foreign nationalsinvolved in anti-India activitiesand only two persons figure inthe list now, Home Ministryofficials said today.

The decision has beentaken after a review carried outby different security agencieson the Central Adverse List orblacklist containing the namesof foreign nationals whocarried out anti-India activity.

A blacklist on Sikh foreignnationals maintained byvarious Indian missions abroadhas also been discontinued bythe government.

"The government of Indiahas reviewed the Adverse Listcontaining 314 foreignnationals belonging to Sikhcommunity and brought itdown to just two," an officialof the Home Ministryconfirmed.

These Sikh foreignnationals are now eligible toavail visa services to visit theirfamilies in India and reconnectwith their roots.

This review is a continuous

and dynamic process and is apart of a regular exercise. Sucha review will afford anopportunity to such Sikhforeign nationals to visit India,meet their family members andreconnect to their roots, theofficial said.

In the 1980s, many SikhIndian nationals and foreignnationals belonging to the Sikhcommunity were involved inanti-India propaganda. SomeSikh Indian nationals left Indiato avoid being arrested, andbecame foreign nationals.

They were placed in theblacklist till 2016, makingthem ineligible to avail visaservices to visit or return toIndia.

One major issue coming in

the way of grant ofconsular/visa services toasylees and their familymembers, mostly belonging tothe Sikh community, wasmaintenance of local adverselists by Indian Missionsabroad. This practise has alsobeen discontinued, a HomeMinistry official confirmed.

Consequently, all IndianMissions/Posts abroad havebeen advised to grantappropriate visa to allcategories of asylees andderivative asylees (i.e. familymembers) whose names do notfigure in the Central AdverseList, in line with the procedurefollowed for other categoriesof applicants of thatnationality.

Capt Amarinderwelcomes decisionCHANDIGARH: PunjabChief Minister CaptainAmarinder Singh haswelcomed the Centre’sdecision to virtually scrapthe controversial `BlackList’, which was totallydiscriminatory towards theSikh community, in responseto the stategovernment’sp e r s i s t e n tdemand ande f f o r t s .Conceding thedemand andargument of the stategovernment, the Centre hasvirtually done away with thelist, that comprised 314 Sikhforeign nationals, with onlytwo names of men notconnected with Punjab nowleft on it. The centralgovernment has alsodiscontinued the practice ofmaintenance of local adverselists by the respective IndianMissions in variouscountries.

BHOPAL, SEP 13

Contrasting sharply with the festiveVinayak Chaturthi mood, a pall ofgloom descended over the MadhyaPradesh capital as news spread of 11young lives being needlessly lost after acouple of boats – linked to each other –capsized at approximately 0430 hrs onFriday during immersion of a massiveidol amid incessant precipitation at thelocal Khatlapura Ghat. Six people wererescued and 11 corpses fished out. StateDisaster Response Force and law-enforcement authorities are searchingfor two persons. The state governmentordered a magisterial inquiry andannounced ex gratia of Rs 11 lakh each,the Municipal Corporation Rs 2 lakh perfatality and the district administrationdoled out Rs 50,000 through themedium of the Red Cross for thefunerals, it was officially learnt.Describing the incident as extremelysaddening, Chief Minister Kamal Nath

averred, “In this hour of grief, mydispensation stands with every bereavedfamily and all possible assistance shallbe extended. The person(s) whosecarelessness caused the tragedy will notbe spared,” he averred.

Boat capsizes during Ganeshidol immersion, 11 killed

Four drowned in DelhiNEW DELHI: The bodies of twomen and as many women whodrowned during Ganesh idolimmersion were recovered from nearPalla Bakhtawarpur village in theearly hours of Friday, according tothe Delhi Fire Service. The firedepartment received informationregarding the drowning incident at8.58 pm on Thursday, officials said.One fire tender was rushed to thespot and the rescue operation wasinitiated. The bodies of two men andtwo women were recovered, theofficials said.

Jaish terrorists arrested in Kathuasent to 7-day police custody

JAMMU, SEP 13

The District and Mobile Court, Kathua, on Friday sent thethree arrested terrorists of Jaish-e-Mohammad outfit, to sevenday police remand. Police sources here told UNI that thearrested terrorists were produced in the Court following whichthey were sent to seven-day police remand. "During overnightinterrogation, they did not spill beans from where theytransported the weapons and who handed them over," theysaid, adding that the weapons were to be handed over tosomeone in Kashmir. "We are investigating the matter andtheir links with other outfits while more arrests from the Valleyin coming days cannot be ruled out," police sources furthersaid. The terrorists were arrested on Thursday with arms anammunition and cash on J&K-Punjab border in Lakhanpurarea of Kathua district. "In anti-terror operation, police thismorning apprehended three accused persons and seizedconsignment of arms and ammunitions including 4 AK-56, 2AK-47, six magazines,180 live rounds along with cash.

Issue of linking social mediaprofiles with Aadhaar needs

to be decided earliest: SCNEW DELHI, SEP 13

The Supreme Court onFriday said the issue oflinking of social mediaprofiles with Aadhaar needsto be decided at the earliest.

A bench of justicesDeepak Gupta andAniruddha Bose said, "Atthis stage we do not knowwhether we could decide thisissue or the high court willdecide". The bench furthersaid it will not go into themerits of the case and wouldsimply decide the transferpetition filed by Facebookseeking transfer of suchcases pending before highcourts of Madras, Bombayand Madhya Pradesh to thetop court. Solicitor GeneralTushar Mehta, appearing forthe Centre, told the benchthat it has no objection totransfer of the cases fromhigh courts to the top court.The Tamil Nadu governmenthad on Thursday claimed inthe apex court that FacebookInc and other social mediacompanies were notcomplying with Indian laws,resulting in "increasedlawlessness" and difficultiesin "detecting crimes". It hadsought modification of theAugust 20 order of the apexcourt directing the MadrasHigh Court to continuehearing of pleas for linkageof social media profiles withbiometric ID Aadhaar butrestraining it from passingany effective orders.

The high court is at anadvanced stage of hearingbut due to the apex court'sAugust 20 order, it haddeferred the hearings onthose petitions, the stategovernment had said.

Referring to differentcriminal cases, the stategovernment had said locallaw enforcement authoritieshave attempted to seekinformation from thesecompanies for investigationand detection of crimes onseveral occasions. It had saidthat these companies askauthorities to send lettersrogatory "despite operatingon Indian soil" and have inall cases "failed to providecomplete information". Thestate government had alsosubmitted that the transferpetition of Facebook Incfiled before the court seekingto transfer cases fromMadras, Bombay andMadhya Pradesh HighCourts is replete with "falseand misleading averments"and is a blatant attempt tomisguide the Court foroblique motives.

NEW DELHI, SEP 13

A Delhi court on Fridaydismissed jailed Congressleader P Chidambaram'spetition seeking to surrenderin a money laundering casebeing probed by theEnforcement Directorate(ED) in the INX Media case.

The 73-year-old is facingprobe in cases registered byboth the CBI and the EDpertaining to allegedirregularities in the ForeignInvestment Promotion Board

clearance given to INXMedia to the tune of Rs 305crore in 2007 when he wasthe Union finance minister.

He was arrested by the

Central Bureau ofInvestigation (CBI) on Aug21 and sent to its custody forinterrogation. Last week, aCBI court sent Chidambaram

to judicial custody in TiharJail till September 19.

Yesterday, SolicitorGeneral Tushar Mehta,appearing for the ED, hadsaid that the agency does notwant his custody as he cannottamper with the evidence orinfluence the witnesses sincehe is already in the judicialcustody. "We are waiting tosee if the "conducive time"occurs immediately at theend of Chidambaram'sjudicial custody," Mehta toldthe court.

Court dismisses PC’s plea tosurrender in INX Media case

NEW DELHI, SEP 13

The national capital is likelyto have a new Parliamentbuilding in the next fiveyears.

Minister of State(Independent Charge) forHousing and Urban Affairs,Hardeep Singh Puri, said onFriday that one of PrimeMinister Narendra Modi'sdream projects is toreconstruct buildings builtbetween 1911 and 1927 likeNorth Block, South Block,

Rashtrapati Bhavan and theParliament building.

"We are going toreconstruct all of that. By thetime we meet in 2024, at thetime of next election, it is ourexpectation that we will be ina new Parliament building,"

he said at a conferencejointly organised by industrybody FICCI and DelhiDevelopment Authority(DDA). He said thegovernment's request forproposals have received agreat response by thestakeholders. Puri said thenew Land Pooling Policywill transform Delhi into theworld's largest megapolis by2024. It will create 17 lakhadditional residential units,hugely contributing to thecountry's GDP and jobs.

SIRSA, SEP 13

Haryana police on Friday claimed to havecracked a double murder case of Sirsadistrict within 24 hours of the incident thattook place on September 12 with the arrestof five people.

Police have also recovered sharp-edgedweapons and motorcycle used in crime, apolice department spokesman said here.

He said arrested accused wereidentified as Nirmal of Sukhsagar Colony,Sirsa, Sahil of Natar, Sirsa, Gulshan ofPreet Nagar, Sirsa, Krishan of RangdiKhera, Sirsa and Deepak of Mela Ground,Sirsa. A total of six people were involved inthe crime. Sixth accused is still at large,who has been identified and expected to be

nabbed very soon, he added. Giving details,the spokesperson said a case under sections302 and 201 of the IPC was registered inNathusari Chopta police station in Sirsa bySHO himself after he recovered bodies oftwo unidentified youths in Kutana minortributary canal in the district. After strenousefforts, the names of the deceased came tobe known as – Jitender, resident of GauShala Mohalla Sirsa and Aman, a native ofRamgarh in Rajasthan. Sirsa SeniorSuperintendent of Police Dr Arun Singhhad constituted three separate teams ofCrime Investigation Agency, Cyber Celland Nathusari Chopta Thana to crack theincident. By putting all-out efforts ,thematter has been traced out within 24 hourswith the arrest of five accused.

Police cracks Sirsa doublemurder in 24 hrs, 5 arrested

New Parliament buildingto come up by 2024: Puri

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98728 72737 name Pawanjot Kaur to P a t t i Va d i a n i V p o . Gurmit Singh Khattra R/o I Ashok Kumar Alias Ashok I, Sandeep Kaur W/o Kaur Pawanjot and Have L o n g o w a l ( S a n g r u r ) V P O S h a h p u r, Te h -Kumar Midha R/o Sri Baliharjit Singh R/o.Vpo Changed my Son name changed my name to Amloh (Fatehgarh Sahib) Muktsar Sahib Declared Vallah Patti Fulo ki Distt Prabhadyal Singh to Singh Jaspreet Kaur. have changed my name to That These Both Names Are Amritsar have Changed my prabhadyal. All concerned 63372 Surinder Kaur Khattra.Of Me And Known Me As name to Sandeep Kaur note I Reeta W/O Sanjeev 63372These Both Names Sohal. 72737 K u m a r R / O M a u r I, Arsh Deep Kaur Aujla

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72737 63372 Sh. Roop Singh R/O I, Daljeet Kumar S/o Tarlok I, Amanpreet Kaur Barn B h a l a i a n a T e h . Nath R/o.D-17/1682, Street W/o Gurinder Singh Gidderbaha Dist. Sri No.7, Near J.J public school R/o Vpo. Rajindergarh Muktsar Sahib Have kartar Nagar Amritsar have ( F a t e h g a r h S a h i b ) Change My Name From Changed my Name to Daljit changed my name to Yadwinder Singh To Kumar. Amanpreet Kaur. Yadwinder Singh Brar.

72737 63372 63372I, Shakuntala Devi W/o I, Shweta Bansal W/O Sh. I, Roop Singh S/O Atama Attar Singh R/o.44 Armd Rajan Gupta R/o Ward No. Singh R/O Bhalaiana Regt C/o56 Apo Amritsar 13, Murari Lal Wali Gali, Teh. Gidderbaha Dist. Sri declare that Shakuntala Rampura Phul Dist t . Muktsar Sahib Have devi and Lali both names Bathinda Change Of Name Change My Name From are of one and same person Shweta. Roop Singh To Roop please note it Singh Brar.63372

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LOST & FOUNDI Parvati W/o Ramhet R/o 2 8 2 / H , R a i l w a y Colony,Ambala Cantt declare that my Son Mukesh kumar is out of my control.So i disown him from my all movable immovable properties..

100042I Gyan Chand S/o Gurbachan Singh R/o 110,Sarseheri ,Ambala declare that my Son Karnail Singh and his wife Aarti Devi are out of my Control.So i disown him from my all movable immovable properties .

100042I, Naseem Bano widow Mohd Sabir R/o stadium Road, Malerkotla Distt Sangrur have dismissed my son Mohd Kashif his wife Nahida and my son Salim from my property. Concerned note it.

100072I, Sahib Singh S/o Darshan Singh R/o Gali No. 2, Hargobind Nagar, Dhogri R o a d , N u r p u r, D i s t t . Jalandhar, Punjab, have disowned and disinherited my son Gurdeep Singh from movable and immovable properties, due to out of control. I and other family members have no relation with him of any kind can do this with own risk & responsibility.

72778It is for general information that I Satdev S/o Mehar Chand residing at Sauli Birampur, Hoshiarpur, Garhshankar Punjab-144528 declare that name of my wife has been wrongly written as Kamlesh Kaur in my passport No. F2953540. The actual name of my wife is Kamlesh Kumari, which may be amended accordingly.

63372I Cha ran j i t S ingh F /O Adeshveer Singh Who Has Passed His 10th Class In 2019 From Sacred Heart Convent School Majitha Unique Id 6939498 , Index Number : 1 1 9 6 0 3 2 / 0 0 5 C e n t r e N u m b e r 1 1 9 6 0 3 2 , D o b 1 4 / 1 1 / 2 0 0 2 . T h e B i r t h C e r t i f i c a t e I s s u e d B y Registrar In Which My Name Charanjeet Singh And My Wife's Name Baljeet Kaur Is Written Wrongly By Mistake My Correct Name According To My All Documents Is Charanjit Singh And My Wife's Name Is Baljit Kaur For Further Record Correct Names To Be Followed.

63372I Charan j i t S ingh F /O Arshdeep Kaur The Birth C e r t i f i c a t e I s s u e d B y Registrar In Which My Name Is Charanjeet Singh And My Wife's Name Is Baljeet Kaur Has Been W r i t t e n W r o n g l y B y Mistake.My Correct Name A c c o r d i n g To M y A l l Documents Is Charanjit Singh And My Wife's Name Is Baljit Kaur For Further Record The Correct Name To Be Followed.

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PUBLIC NOTICEPreviously sale deed bearing Vasika No. 6362 dated 30-01-2003 favouring Gurmeet Singh S/o Avtar Singh R/o Moga, Prop. measuring 5 ½ M situated at Moga Mehla Singh I and at present owned by Saroj Rani W/o Prem Chand was lost on dated 02-09-19 as per DDr Rapt No. 12 dated 09-09-19. Our Bank is going to sanction a Loan against security of said property. if any person is effected for the same, then he/she may contact Branch Manager, Oriental Bank of Commerce, G.T. Road, Moga within 10 days.

Sd/- For Oriental Bank of Commerce.

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PUBLIC NOTICEI Sumeet Bhatia S/o Harvinder Singh Bhatia R/o 422-A, New Golden Avenue, Near Santsar Gurudwara, Amritsar declare that on 09-09-2019 in the area of Maqboolpura my bag containing my original sale deed dated 03-09-2012 document no. 8805, Bahi no. 01, Jild no. 5017, Page 4143 executed by Priya in favour of Dhansari Devi and another general power of attorney dated 08-11-2011 document no. 7671, Bahi no. 04, Jild no. 1767, Page 8990 executed by Priya in favour of Nirmal Ram were missing and the same were not found despite of my best efforts.

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3HARYANA MDU declared cleanest govt university in countryCHANDIGARH: Haryana Minister of State for Cooperation, ManishKumar Grover said that the in terms of cleanliness, Maharshi DayanandUniversity has been ranked the cleanest government university in thecountry, while Rohtak has been ranked second in the country in terms ofproviding cleanliness. Similarly, for providing excellent health facilities,Pandit Bhagwat Dayal Sharma University of Health Sciences Rohtak hasranked second and Civil Hospital in Rohtak has ranked first in the coun-try in terms of quality healthcare parameters.

Take inspiration of waterconservation from plants

SHIV SHARMAKARNAL: A tree plantation drive wasundertaken by the IGNOU in theJhanjhari village adopted by theUnnat Bharat organisation inJhanjhari village. Regional DirectorDr. Poonam Kumari Singh whileaddressing the villagers said thatplants do not speak, but weunderstand the importance of watervery well, plants always try to getwater and store it, but misuse ofwater do not do. The water thatplants get is spent carefully andcarefully. We can learn a lot fromplants. Talking to villagers, Dr. DharmPal, Assistant Regional Director, saidthat we humans collect rainwater andafter. Assistant Regional Director Dr.Amit Kumar Jain said that we shouldnot waste water and plant more andmore plants on this occasion. IGNOUSection Officers Ashok Aroha, RobinVerma, Nambardar Hardeva Ram,Baldev Raj, Mansa Ram, Tilak Raj,Ram Kumar, Rohtas, Rajender,Kartar Singh, Atar Singh, Raj Kumar,Rajbir Singh, Suresh Kumar, SonuRam, Ranbir Singh, Bablu etc. werepresent.

Members celebrate JCIweek by helping poor

SHIV SHARMAKARNAL: JCI held three projects byLadies Wing in its JC Week today byKarnal City. The first project was heldin the jail. The Women's Wing of JCIKarnal City honored JailSuperintendent Sher Singh with abouquet. Supported two printers injail today. Principal Puneet Jain,Chandan Garg and Parveen Garg ofKarnal City, who came from J,praised the program of Ladies Wing.On this occasion, jail officers werehonored by giving mementoes.Today another programme wasorganized at Kalpana ChawlaHospital in which financial assistanceand fruits were distributed to theneedy people there. SumanManchanda said that the mainreason for doing this project in ourKalpana Chawla is that a largenumber of needy people live hereand they need a lot of fruit. As part ofthe third project, napkin pads weredistributed to girls in Model Town, agovernment high school in Karnaltoday, and under awarenesscampaign, children were informed.Arti Garg, Nishu Singla, BhavnaKapur, Richa and Saloni Jain werepresent on the occasion.

Hindi not just language, but India’s culture tooROHIT LAMSARTARAORI, SEPT 13People all over the world use their mother tongue, but speakingin their mother tongue in India has been almost made to looklike a crime, which is wrong. The whole world is witness thatthe fall of any country takes place which does not respect its cul-ture and language. In such a situation, we should give more im-portance to our mother tongue Hindi. Speaking on the occasionof National Hindi Day, the principals of government and privateschools in Taravadi said that we should talk in Hindi language.Director of Pratap Public School, Hanny Chowdhary, PrincipalRakesh Sharma of Brahmarshi Vidya Mandir Taravadi, SMS.Gursharan Grewal, director of Memorial Public School, MD ofSaraswati Public School. Munish Parvez Rana and GeneralManager of Geeta Pardon Senior Secondary School were pres-ent.Highlighting the importance of Hindi Day, Balakrishna Tri-pathi said that on 14 September, Hindi Day is celebrated.

CM holds meetingwith councillors

SHIV SHARMAKARNAL: When the Chief MinisterManohar Lal asked the MunicipalCouncillors how were thedevelopment works done in the last 5years in the Municipal Corporation ofKarnal, the councilors unanimouslytold the Chief Minister that so muchdevelopment work was done that thepicture of Karnal has completelychanged. The Chief Minister told thecouncillors that they should notworry, if the blessings of the peopleare received then the wheel ofdevelopment will run at a greaterpace, in next term and they willcomplete all the works which aregoing on now and there will be nolack of development anywhere in thedistrict or the state. OSD to CMAmarendra Singh, State Generalsecretary Vedpal, District PresidentJagmohan Anand, Mayor Renu BalaGupta, Deputy Commissioner VinayPratap Singh, MunicipalCommissioner Nishant Kumar Yadav,DMC Dheeraj Kumar were presenton the occasion. Chief MinisterManohar Lal met the people at therest house of the Public WorksDepartment and heard theirproblems. The Chief Minister directedthe Deputy Commissioner on thespot to solve the problems.

CHANDIGARH, SEPT13

The Dushyant Chautalaled Jannayak JanataParty (JJP), which hasdecided to contest all90 seats in Haryana, onFriday released the firstlist of party candidatesfor the upcoming stateassembly polls.

Among the sevencandidates whosenames were announcedinclude a former minis-ter and two ex-MLAs.The dates for the as-sembly polls are ex-pected to be announcedsoon.

From Panipat Ruralseat, Devender Kadiyanwill enter the fray,Anoop Dhanak fromUklana (SC), Ram Ku-mar Gautam from Nar-naund, Rao RameshPalri from Mahender-garh, Kamlesh Saini

from Narnaul, ShyamSundar from Bawal(SC) and Harsh Kumarhas been named candi-date from Hathin seat,as per the list releasedby JJP's state unit chiefNishan Singh. WhileHarsh Kumar is a for-

mer minister, Gautamand Dhanak are formerMLAs. Dhanak wasamong five MLAs ofthe Indian National LokDal, four of whom (in-cluding Dhanak) hadswitched sides by join-ing the JJP and one

Congress. All the fiveMLAs were recentlydisqualified as mem-bers of the Haryana As-sembly under the anti-defection law by Speak-er Kanwar Pal.

Amid efforts bysome Haryana 'khaps'or caste councils forrapprochement in theChautala family, JJPleader and former HisarMP Dushyant Chautalahad Thursday said hisparty will contest on allthe 90 seats in the state,which goes to polls inOctober.

A family feud with-in the Chautala familylast year had led to asplit in the Indian Na-tional Lok Dal (INLD),with Ajay Singh Chau-tala and his son and for-mer Hisar MP DushyantChautala founding thebreakaway JJP. "I have

always said that as fam-ily we are one. But asfar as charting out ourpolitical course is con-cerned, let me make itclear that we are goingto contest on all 90 as-sembly seats,"Dushyant, grandson ofINLD president andformer chief ministerOm Prakash Chautala,had told reporters inSirsa on Thursday.

Seen as a majorchallenger to the rulingBJP until a year ago, theINLD has been goingthrough rough times.With barely over amonth left for theHaryana Assemblypolls, most of its legis-lators have switchedover to the BJP. TheChautala family feudhas continued to playout in the public despitethe INLD's split.

JJP releases first list for assembly polls Narbir Rao lays stone ofvarious projects in Gurugram

CHANDIGARH, SEPT 13

Haryana Public Works (Buildingsand Roads) Minister, Rao NarbirSingh today laid the foundationstone of developmentprojects to the tune ofabout Rs 201 crore, whichincluded construction oftwo multi-level parking inGurugram city, beautifica-tion of water pond in vil-lage Jahajgarh and reno-vation work of communi-ty center.

The Minister today laid foun-dation stone of two multi-levelparking, one will be constructed atKaman Sarai and the other at thesite of old veterinary hospital on thewest of railway road in SadarBazar. He said that the multi levelparking of Kaman Sarai would beconstructed at a cost of about Rs150 crore rupees and with facilityof parking 1,000 vehicles. In thisparking, the basement would havethree levels with stilt parking and

six floors in this parking. Its totalarea is 8,332 square meters andwould be completed in two years.

The design and model of thismulti-level parking has been

planned in such a way thatit would also have facilityof commercial activities,such as shops, exclusivebanquet hall, three-screenmultiplex, food court, gymand badminton, he added.

He said that the othermulti-level parking to be

constructed on the site of old vet-erinary hospital on the railway roadalong Sadar Bazar, would haveparking facilities for about 275 ve-hicles and would be three levels inthe basement with stilt and 6 floorsabove.

This parking complex would beconstructed on an area of 3,186square meters and it would alsohave facility for commercial activi-ties. It would have a showroom, re-tail shop, badminton court, foodcourt and the likes.

RESHAM SIRSA, SEP 13

Two youth died on the spotwhile a woman sustained seri-ous injuries when their motorcy-cle collided with a truck nearSahuwala village on Sirsa-Dab-wali highway on Friday morn-ing. Baragudda police station in-charge Kamlesh Kumari toldmedia here that Titu Khera resi-dent Buta Ram along with hismother Mukhtiar Kaur and an-other close relative GurpreetSingh, was going to Punjab onhis motorcycle to distribute hiswedding cards. When theyreached near Sahuwala village,the truck driver suddenly ap-plied the brakes of his vehicle.As a result, the motorcycle col-lided with the truck and bothButa Ram and Gurpreet Singhdied on the spot due to excessive

bleeding. However,MukhtiarKaur suffered serious injuries inthe mishap. The police officerinformed that the bodies ofyouth have been sent to civilhospital Sirsa for post mortem.She said that the truck was im-pounded by the police and a casehas been registered against thetruck driver.

Two youth die in motorcycle-truck collision near SirsaSHIV SHARMA

KARNAL, SEPT 13

Chief Minister ManoharLal said that in the firstphase, the city of Karnalshould be plastic-free, to-day Ward 8 and 10 of theMunicipal Corporationhave become plastic-free.

The residents of thesewards will no longer useplastic in their daily rou-tine, all of us will have tomake efforts to do this inthe entire municipal cor-poration.

Chief MinisterManohar Lal on Fridayflagged off two vehiclesof the Municipal Corpora-tion attached to the PublicWorks Department resthouse for important pro-grams like cleanliness.Chief Minister said thatsewerage cleaning ma-chines for Municipal Cor-poration will be veryhelpful. The Chief Minis-

ter also congratulated thecouncilors includingMayor Renu Bala Gupta,Commissioner NishantKumar Yadav and DMCDhiraj Kumar for thegood efforts of the Munic-ipal Corporation. On thisoccasion, CMD OSDAmarendra Singh, BJPDistrict President Jagmo-han Anand, BJP leadersAshok Sukhija, Advocate

Vedpal Additional MayorRenu Bala Gupta,Keshkala Bard Vice Pres-ident Yashpal Thakur,Swachh Bharat MissionHaryana Vice PresidentSubhash Chandra, DeputyCommissioner VinayPratap Singh, Superinten-dent of Police SS Bhauria,Additional Deputy Com-missioner Anish Yadavwere present.

Karnal must be made plastic free: CMGURMEET KASHYAPKARNAL, SEPT 13

Hindi Diwas is an annualevent held on September 14to celebrate the popularity ofHindi as an official languageof India. Mostly this celebra-tion is a government spon-sored event in Central gov-ernment, but many privateorganizations and voluntarygroups also celebrate the day.On the eve of Hindi Diwas, 4and half year old boy fromKarnal, Saksham won 1stPrize in a competition held atJKG International School,Ghaziabad.

Saksham is the Grandsonof Late Prof. ChanderPrakash Arya who headedHindi and Sanskrit Dept. inDyal Singh College, Karnal.Throughout his life Prof.Arya worked for Hindi.Speaking on his achievementSaksham’s mother LecturerManisha Arya told us HindiDiwas is celebrated on Sep-

tember 14 because on this dayin 1949, the Constituent As-sembly of India had adoptedHindi written in Devanagariscript as the official languageof the Republic of India.

But this didn't come aseasily as it sounds. To thisend, several stalwarts ralliedand lobbied pan-India in fa-vor of Hindi, most notableperson Beohar RajendraSimha along with HazariPrasad Dwivedi, KakaKalelkar, Maithili SharanGupt and Seth Govind Daswhoeven debated in Parlia-ment on this issue.

Bharat Mata Ke Mathey KiBindi, Humari Pyari `Hindi’

MAHINDER SINGHGHARUNDA, SEPT 13

In Kutel village, HaraMLA Harvindra Kalyanlaunched a mass public re-lations campaign. HereMLA Kalyan distributedbooklets to the villagers.Under this campaign,

which will run from Sep-tember 11 to September15, BJP workers will godoor-to-door in the vil-lages of the region topropagate the policies anddevelopment work of theBJP. On Friday, MLAHarvindra Kalyan, ad-dressing the villagers as

part of the mass public re-lations campaign in Kutelvillage, said that corrup-tion, nepotism was at itspeak in previous govern-ments, but not a singlecase of corruption hascome to light during thetenure of the BJP govern-ment.

Kalyan said that simi-lar development has takenplace in the entire state un-der the Manohar govern-ment and the Manohargovernment has done thework for the public inter-est of the people with aclear intention. On this oc-casion, Shripal Saini,Dharmapal Khargarh,Deepak Sharma, Balkar,Master Devi Singh, BalbirKalyan, Mitu Panch, Bir,Balwan, Alias, Suresh andothers were present.

MLA Kalyan holds Maha-Jansampark Abhiyan

CM appeals to shopkeepers not to use polytheneGURMEET KASHYAPKARNAL, SEPT 13

Chief Minister Manohar Lal Fridaymorning ward no. 10, visited theKalka market of Sector 13, appeal-ing to shopkeepers not to use poly-thene. He went to the shops andchecked the plastic carry bags andasked the shopkeepers to use thecarry bags of clothes, to make thecity plastic and polythene free. Allthe shopkeepers assured the ChiefMinister that customers are advisedto use carry and jute carry bags tocarry goods. He instructed the Mu-nicipal Commissioner to place dust-bins where there is open space around the market so that people can put garbage in thedustbin itself. Municipal Corporation Commissioner Nishant Kumar Yadav told theChief Minister that the Municipal Corporation has launched a special campaign againstshopkeepers using carry bags of polythene.

YUGMARG, CHANDIGARH, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 2019

DOMINIC EMMANUEL

We adore you and blessyou Jesus, for by yourcross and resurrection

you have redeemed the world”,is prayed by most Christianswith profound devotion. Thoseunfamiliar with Christianity arenot only amazed but often

shocked tosee the fig-ure of a man(Jesus), al-most naked,nailed toand hangingon the cross.With a little

research, one would find thattwo thousand years ago, theRomans punished a dreadedcriminal by hanging him andleaving him to die on a cross.How come then that one suchsaid “criminal” is honoured inchurches and prayed to withunshakeable faith?

The cross has become anundisputable sign of Christian-ity. In the Christian liturgicalcalendar there are several feastsof the Cross, all of which hon-our the Cross used in the cruci-fixion of Jesus. While GoodFriday is reserved for the day ofJesus’ crucifixion and death,other days celebrate the Crossitself, as that which brought

salvation to individuals and theworld. September 14, however,is a special day to exalt theCross. It is believed that Hele-na, the mother of Roman Em-peror Constantine, both ofwhom had been converted toChristianity, discovered theCross on which Jesus actuallydied.

The historical account af-firms that three crosses werefound during excavations onMount Calvary. In order to de-termine which the authenticcross of Jesus was (since twomore crosses of thieves whohanged along with Jesus thatFriday afternoon were found),they were brought in contactwith a sick lady who became

fully well by the touch of oneof them. That was the year 328.The Exaltation of the Cross asa regular feast day, however, iscelebrated since 7th century.

While those are the techni-cal details about the authenticCross, it is nearly impossible toenumerate the deep personalsignificance Christians contin-ue to draw from the Cross. Itbrings profound spiritualmeaning to different people.Foremost, it is a sign of greatcontradiction, signifying si-multaneously death and life,hate and love, violence andpeace, accusation and forgive-ness, brokenness and whole-ness, defeat and victory andwhat have you.

YUGMARG, CHANDIGARH, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 2019

Not only at the social level, but evidently at the politicallevel too the institution of caste continues to thrive inthe country. The clearest proof of this was the recent

statement of Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla, singing paeans tothe priest caste of the majority Hindu community, which hasenjoyed a place of dominance in the social order since Vedictimes. The Speaker, whose voice ought to give lead in uphold-ing the constitutional values of the country relating to social,judicial and moral equality, overlooked this obligation andgave voice to the most backward of tendencies in our sociallife. He seemed wholly oblivious to the reality that the basis ofthe caste order of Hindu life has been questioned by all strataof society — including those privileged by the pernicious hier-archy engendered by the caste system — since at least the 18thcentury in very conspicuous fashion.

With the reform movement in Hindu society, and the riseof the national movement against colonial rule with the stampof Mahatma Gandhi impressed deep upon it, the interrogationof caste gathered speed with the help of intellectual and moralfuel supplied by thinkers, reformists and even religious bards.

None of this mattered though when Mr Birla, speaking atan organisation of the Brahmin community in Rajasthan re-cently, gave us a glimpse of his evidently unenlightened mind.He went on a rant to suggest that those born in the Brahmincaste deserved their highest place in the Hindu order. He ap-peared to attribute to them inherent superiority, which he saidled them to offer society guidance.

Individuals of all caste or religious groups, including thoseof Brahmins, have made noteworthy contributions in all as-pects of national life. To place Mr Birla’s retrograde observa-tions under the scanner is not to denigrate those born into theBrahmin caste, but to question the ideology of Brahminism,which may be thought of as being co-terminous with the fun-damental iniquities of the caste order of Hindu society.

Social reform movements and political struggles againstthis order have been a defining feature of India’s public life andour own times in a very fundamental way. Class inquities areeasier to overcome than caste divides, although to battle againstclass can take generations. This is because, according to the an-cient law and practice, a Hindu cannot escape his caste. In themodern world, and if we are to defer to the idea of equality, thebest that may be done is to ban the playing out of caste preju-dice in the matter of accessing public goods and services. It isin this matter that the Lok Sabha Speaker’s reported remarkshave let down the country, especially those who have waged alife-and-death struggle against the Brahminical order.

It is enjoined upon Parliament to subject the Speaker's ob-servations to close scrutiny and take appropriate action.

EditorialSpeaker’s views on

caste let India down

The UN Human RightsCouncil (UNHRC) wasrecreated in 2006, dur-

ing the UN reforms. The new47-member body was sup-posed to be less ideologicaland more devoted to the pro-tection of human rights. TheUnited States leaving thebody, however, confirmed thatpolitics was germane to anyUN body’s DNA. The councilholds three regular sessionsevery year in March, June andSeptember. The current 42ndsession presented Pakistanwith an opportunity to rake upthe Kashmir issue, after its bidto involve the UN SecurityCouncil did not move beyondan informal pre-meeting dis-cussion.

Pakistan’s foreign minis-ter Shah Mahmood Qureshialleged “genocide” by India inlocked-down Kashmir afterthe drastic constitutionalchanges on August 5. The In-dian delegation led by Ms Vi-jay Thakur Singh, secretary(east) in the external affairsministry, rebutted in kind. Thedebate obviously has internaland external dimensions. Pak-istan originally attacked theconstitutional changes madeby India and the abrogation ofArticles 370 and 35A of theConstitution, eliminating thespecial status of Jammu andKashmir. India, it charged,had unilaterally altered thestatus quo in a state subject toUNSC resolutions and per-ceived by Pakistan as a “dis-

pute”. This found little sup-port internationally, or in theSecurity Council, as Pakistanhas also in the past tinkeredwith areas in Pakistan-occu-pied Kashmir (PoK), particu-larly in the Northern Areas,now christened Gilgit-Baltistan. China is complicitin that game, running its am-bitious China-Pakistan Eco-nomic Corridor (CPEC)through Gilgit-Baltistan with-out India’s consent. There-fore, Pakistan cannot treat ac-tions in the part of Kashmirthat it controls as its right, in-cluding the initiation of major

infrastructure and demo-graphic changes, while vehe-mently objecting to any Indi-an action. In any case,whether the Indian govern-ment’s actions are constitu-tionally valid is before theSupreme Court and would bedecided domestically.

Pakistan thereafter decid-ed to shift the debate to the In-dian government’s inability toquickly restore normality inthe Valley, rather than flog-ging the first argument. Thenew line of attack is the stateof human rights and funda-mental freedoms of the people

of the Valley. Prime MinisterImran Khan has also alteredhis tweets from threateningIndia with nuclear hellfire to aGandhian appeal to the Pak-istani people to stand in silentprotest. Thus, its energieswere redirected to the GenevaUNHRC meeting in an at-tempt to get a special discus-sion on state of affairs inKashmir. Again, Islamabadfound that rustling up 24 votesagainst India to pass such aresolution is extremely diffi-cult, if not impossible. Pak-istan’s permanent representa-tive to the UN Maleeha Lodhi,

meanwhile, kept up her tiradeat the UN, meeting UN Secre-tary-General Antonio Guter-res, yet again to seek his inter-vention. His spokesman toldthe media that he advised bothnations not to escalate ten-sions and resolve their differ-ences bilaterally. His media-tion is only possible if bothnations seek it. US PresidentDonald Trump has been peri-odically airing the same line.

While India’s reasoneddefence abroad will ensurethat no inquiry is begun by aUN agency or resolutionpassed to condemn the Indianaction, it can only buy time.Ultimately, the longer thatnormality is not restored in theJ&K Valley the more nervouseven India’s friends abroadshall be. The Indian securityagencies seem to be countingon snowfall in the higherreaches in October stymyingany intrusion by Pakistan-based jihadis. Without ignor-ing the external threat, the big-ger need now is to worryabout local alienation. Nocounter-insurgency operationhas ever worked without win-ning the minds and hearts ofthe populace. The BJP clearlytimed its Operation Kashmirwithout considering strategicexternal considerations, as theAugust-September period,ahead of the high-profile UNGeneral Assembly session, ishardly ideal, but obviouslykeeping crucial state electionsin mind. For instance, Maha-

rashtra is the financial capitalof India; Haryana, abuttingthe national capital, is a criti-cal staging ground for anylarge anti-Centre agitation;and Jharkhand the coal andmineral powerhouse. The BJPis also able to entrap all criticsamong the Opposition partiesor analysts in their sectarianand jingoistic net. Any criti-cism is projected as sidingwith Pakistan in the matter.Silence would naturally betaken as approval. Pakistanalso mischievously put re-marks by Rahul Gandhi andOmar Abdullah on the frontpage of its UN dossier.

But the government’s rea-soning lacks conviction. Themove is said to block terror-ists, particularly those whomay move once Afghanistanpasses under Taliban control.The breakdown in the Ameri-can dialogue with the Talibannegates that theory. On thecontrary, with the local popu-lation upset by the move, theyouth would be moreamenable to recruitment by ji-hadis.

This was exactly the sce-nario in the late 1980s, whenmilitancy began. It was notjust the victory of jihadisagainst the then USSR inAfghanistan and Soviet troopwithdrawal in 1988 that trig-gered the jihad in Kashmir. Itwas the rigged Assembly elec-tion of 1987 that created con-ditions for militancy to flour-ish.

Win hearts & minds in J&K, normalise Valley

Jesus’ Cross brings healingand meaning

The Exaltation of the Cross as a regular feast day,however, is celebrated since 7th century

The Heaven of theEarth the Kashmir hasbeen ornating as the

crown of India since an-cie=nt times. Rishi Kashya-pa kept the foundation ofKashmir on the landemerged from a large lake,it was then called asKashyapmar. With the pas-sage of time it was called asKashmir. Maharaja Ashokakept the foundation of thecapital of Kashmir that isSrinagar. In 100 B.C. KingKanishka called the fourthgreat conference of theBudhiests in Srinagar. RishiKalhana wrote a Granthnamed as Rajtarangni, inwhich a wide knowledgeabout the history of Kash-mir is given.

In 1819 Maharaja RanjitSingh won over the Jammu& Kashmir and merged itwith Punjab. After the deathof Maharaja Ranjit Singh in1846, the Dogra Princelyfamily of Jammu won overthe State of Jammu & Kash-mir (J & K). King GulabSingh Dogra, after the firstbattle of Anglo Sikh war didthe Amritsar and Lahoretreaties with the EnglishGovernment.

So it remained as aprincely state like the other600 princely states of Indiatill 1947. In 1947, HariSingh was the king of Jam-mu & Kashmir and MountBatten was the GovernorGeneral of India. Accordingto the 5th heading of the

Mount Batten freedom planof India of 1947: the deci-sion of the Princely states toenter either into India, orPakistan Dominion wouldtake their kings. In August1947 the British Parliamentpassed the Mount Battenfreedom plan as the inde-pendence Act of India,which was implemented on14th August 1947.

In 1947 to settle theprincely state's mergencewith India a special Min-istry had been formed underthe Presidentship of thenHome-Minister of IndiaSardar Ballabh Bhai Patel.Out of 601 princely states555 merged with India, therest of merged with Pak-istan. In the time of 1947-48, the task of mergence ofthe princely states complet-ed without any major hin-drance.

But the cases of threeprincely states, Junagarh,Hydrabad and Kashmirwere separate. On February1, 1948 in Junagarh, votingtook place on the issue of itsmergence with India. A big

majority voted in favour ofits mergence with India, Inearly in 1949, the Nijam ofHydrabad signed the mer-gence treaty with India andthe state became the part ofRepublic of India. On 22ndOctober 1947, Pakistan'sArmy in the guise of Kabilisattacked Jammu & Kashmir.On 26th October 1947 theyjust reached near the Srina-gar. Indian Government re-jected Maharaja's plea tosend its army until Mahara-ja did not sign the mergencetreaty with India.

On 26th October 1947Hari Singh the Maharaja ofJammu & Kashmir signedthe mergence treaty with In-dia. On 27th October the In-dian Army reached Srina-gar. His encounter tookplace with the Pakistan'sArmy.

The freedom operationof the P.O.K. was going suc-cessfully. With in two orthree days it would be com-pleted. On this stage theleader of Kashmir Sri ShekhAbdullah kept his family in-terest forward.

He weaved a hangingrope, which took the lives oflakhs of people of Jammu &Kashmir till today. ShekhAbdullah made agreed theP.M. of India Sri JawaharLal Nehru to stop the free-dom operation of the onethird area of Jammu &Kashmir under the illegaloccupation of Pakistan.P.M. Sri Jawahar Lal Nehru

did not want to displeaseShekh Abdullah at any cost.P.M. Nehru ignoring therepercussions of the futureand by throwing away theconstitutional responsibilityof the mergence treaty byMaharaja Hari Singh withIndia, ordered to stop thefreedom operation. Whenthe treaty of mergence wassigned, British field marshalSir Claude Auchinleck wasthe Chief Commander ofboth the Armies and MountBatten was the GovernorGeneral of India. He alsosigned the paper of mer-gence treaty. According tothe heading 5th of theMountbatten freedom planthe mergence treaty of Jam-mu and Kashmir with Indiawas purely constitutionaland was final. To stop thefreedom operation in themidway was a blunder mis-take done by P.M. Nehru.India including the Jammu& Kashmir is facing the sadresults of that mistake tilltoday.

History repeats itself. Itwas the policy of Shekh Ab-dullah to keep the P.O.K.with Pakistan, the same pol-icy is being adopted by hisson Farooq Abdullah. OnNovember 11, 2017 FarooqAbdullah said, "P.O.K is ofPakistan and here side ofKashmir is of India's, nobody can change this posi-tion". On 25th NovemberFarooq Abdullah again said,"P.O.K is not a property of

India, India cannot claim onP.O.K. like the ancestralproperty".

Farooq Abdullah's state-ment is against the spirit ofconstitution of Jammu &Kashmir state as well as ofIndia, historical truth and ofkashmiriat. Nobody in stateGovernment or in the cen-tral Government takes hisstatement seriously. Hisstatements are linked withhis personal benefits. Thesepersonal benefits can beseen at the geographical,demographical and at theAssembly seat's division.The area wise division ofJammu & Kashmir is as fol-low:-

Pakistan handed over5180 Sq. Km. Area of P.O.Kto China. China attacked onIndia in 1962 and grabbed37555 Sq. Km. Area of Jam-mu & Kashmir.

The demographical di-vision of Jammu & Kashmiron the basis of 2011 senses,and the division of Assem-bly seats are as follow:-

Population T o t a lPopulation of J & K12541302. The populationof POK is not included of Jammu region 5350811of Kashmir region 6907622of Laddakh Region 290492of POK 4045366. Accord-ing to 2017 senses of POKAssembly Seats 11437 44 6 27seats are reserved in the As-sembly of J&K for POK.

AMAR GARGKALAMDAN

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NOT SEEN THEM ALL.

E. O. WILSON

I LIKE LONG WALKS, ESPECIALLY WHEN THEYARE TAKEN BY PEOPLE WHO ANNOY ME.

NOEL COWARD

SPIRITUALISM

STARS TALKSSeemaa Singh, As-

trologer and Vastu Ex-pert known for her accu-

rate predictions of winningBJP minister Kirron Kher, as

well winningof Punjabelections byCongress. Shehas deliveredmany lectureson astrologyin India as

well as abroad. Followed byinternational conferences andT.V. shows on various Chan-nels.ARIES:-You will experiencetremendous pressure in deal-ing with legalities, rules andregulations. Pleasure trip, ifundertaken will be satisfying.

Lucky Color:-Parrot

GreenLucky Number:-17

TAURUS:-go out for a longwalk for the sake of yourhealth. You will be obtain fi-nancial benefits in the formof commissions, divi-dends or royalities.

Lucky Color:-Red

Lucky Number:-6

GEMINI:-Keepyour poise as youare likely to con-front some difficulties.Try to control your anger.Keep distance from over-friendly strangers.

Lucky Color:-Navy BlueLucky Number:-22

CANCER:-A very active dayfor all of you. People will

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ing plans. Avoid latenights and don'tspend too much onothers. Lucky Color:-AllShades of Green

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ing attitude will be ablessing in disguise. You

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Lucky Color:-VioletLucky Number:-8

LIBRA:-Think positive as ithelps you deal with problems

better. Blessings of a saintlyperson will give peace ofmind.

Lucky Color:-ElectricGrey

Lucky Number:-5SCORPIO:-Financial deci-sions should be taken only onthe advice of experiencedpeople. You will perform bet-ter than expected.

Lucky Color:-OrangeLucky Number:-2

SAGITTARIUS:-An impor-tant work will come to a haltdue to bleak financial posi-tion. Your erratic behaviour willcause differences with yourbeloved.

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Unification of whole Jammu & Kashmiris only solution of its problem

THE FERTILE FLOODPLAINS OF AMARAVATIARE STILL FACING A SIGNIFICANT THREAT

In any political slugfest, itwould be good to remem-ber what is at stake is

valuable: Fertile floodplainswhich should not fall prey tohuman intervention such as amega capital city project thatwill add to concretisation andpossibly lead to land degrada-tion.

More than a month afterthe World Bank withdrewfrom the Amaravati capitalcity project, all talk surround-ing its fate that hangs in un-certainty is only about eco-nomic viability, sendingwrong political signals andbusiness houses withdrawinginvestments. Very little or no

attention is being paid to theoriginal question raised byenvironmentalists — aboutsaving the fertile Krishnafloodplains.

The “Amaravati Sustain-able Infrastructure and Insti-tutional Development Pro-ject”, as it has been known,was to be a greenfield projectwith the government ofAndhra Pradesh issuing theorder in December 2014 iden-tifying the location of the cap-ital city between Vijayawadaand Guntur on the banks ofthe Krishna river. It was anarea about 7,068 sq km forthe capital region and 122 sqkm for the proposed new cap-

ital city. Alleging long-termdamage to the Krishna riverfloodplains, on which muchof the capital city is proposedto be built, several people hadapproached the NationalGreen Tribunal (NGT). Dur-ing the hearing, the green tri-bunal had underscored, “Theriverbed and river floodplains are an integral part ofthe river wetland system andplay an extremely importantrole in the water cycles, in-cluding recharge of ground-water. Therefore, if a river’sdrainage basin or flood plainis heavily urbanised, it be-comes much more prone toflooding.”

The Indian delegation led by Vijay Thakur Singh, secretary(east) in the external affairs ministry, rebutted in kind

NEWS AT AGLANCE

Northern Command Army Commanderreviews security in KashmirJAMMU: The General Officer Commanding-in-Chief, Northern Command, LtGen Ranbir Singh on Friday visited the Kashmir Valley and reviewed theprevailing security situation in the region. The Army Commander accompaniedby the Chinar Corps Commander, Lt Gen KJS Dhillon visited formations orunits in North Kashmir deployed along the Line of Control and hinterland. Hewas briefed about the recent counter infiltration and counter terrorist operationsas also the overall security situation by respective commanders on ground. TheArmy Commander complimented the commanders and troops for their roundthe clock vigil on the Line of Control and the humanitarian assistance beingprovided to the people of Kashmir.

Curfew in Kishtwar after weapon snatchedby unidentified menfrom PSOJAMMU: Some unidentified men onFriday snatched weapon of a PrivateSecurity Officer of a PDP leaderfollowing which curfew was imposed inKishtwar district of Jammu andKashmir. "Weapon of PSO of PDPdistrict president Master Sheikh wassnatched this morning by someunidentified men," Angrez Singh Rana,Deputy Commissioner Kishtwar heretold UNI. He said that as preventivemeasure, curfew has been imposed inthe afternoon in the town, adding,"police is on job and the situation isbeing accessed." Pertinent to mentionhere that in the recent past also twoincidents of weapon snatching werereported in the district.

Man held for runningflesh trade in ShimlaSHIMLA: A man was arrested oncharges of running a flesh trade rackethere, police said on Friday. Theaccused was identified as VarinderSingh, resident of Mohali. AdditionalSuperintendent of Police(ASP)Parveer Thakur confirmed that on a tipoff, they arrested him. The accusedwas contacted through Whatsapp andhe agreed to provide two girls, he said.Both the girls were rescued and thevehicle used for the crime was alsoseized. A case under Section 4 ofPrevention of Woman Trafficking Actand Sec 370 of IPC was registered.The accused would be producedbefore the court for seeking policeremand, the ASP added.

Friday prayers notallowed in JamiaMasjid in KashmirSRINAGAR: Friday prayers were notallowed for the sixth successive weekin historic Jamia Masjid in downtownSrinagar and some other majormosques in Kashmir valley, where liferemained crippled due to restrictionand strike against scrapping of Article370 and Article 35A on August 5.However, prayers were allowed inmosques in the interior areas in thevalley. Official sources said restrictionsunder section 144 CrPc have been re-imposed in downtown and other partsof Srinagar since early today toprevent protests after Friday prayers.However, all the gates leading toJamia masjid remained closed andpeople were not allowed to enter theworship place. Hundreds of securityforces have been deployed in andaround the historic mosque to preventAssembly of people. Meanwhile, roadsleading to Jamia masjid, stronghold ofmoderate Hurriyat Conference (HC)Mirwaiz Moulvi Omar Farooq, wereopen though security forces remaineddeployed in strength. Similarly, othermajor masjids in different parts of thevalley were also closed for devotees.But, reports of offering of Fridayprayers came from smaller localmosques in the valley.

YUGMARG, CHANDIGARH, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 2019

A deputation from Balichowki in Mandi district calls on Chief Minister Jai Ram Thakur on Friday at Shimla.

Ayushman Bharat Phakhwara to beorganised from 15th to 30th Sep

SHIMLA, SEP 13

Health and Family WelfareMinister, Vipin Singh Parmarinformed here today that AyushmanBharat-Pradhan Mantri Jan ArogyaYojna was launched on 23rdSeptember, 2018 in the State andwas going to complete one yearsoon. Health Minister said that oncompletion of the one year ofAyushman Bharat- Pradhan MantriJan Arogya Yojna, the State wouldcelebrate Ayushman BharatPhakwara, starting from 15thSeptember to 30th September,2019. He said that to mark theoccasion, a walkathon would beorganised on 15th September, 2019starting from Lift at 11.00 AM andawareness regarding the schemewould also be spread amongst thepeople till 30th September, 2019.

He said that 22 lakh people areeligible under Ayushman Bharat-Pradhan Mantri Jan Arogya Yojnaand 7.75 lakh golden cards havebeen issued and more than 30491beneficiaries have availed freemedical treatment under the schemewith an estimate cost of Rs. 30.69crore. He informed that under thescheme, provision of free medicaltreatment of upto Rs. Five Lakh

was provided to patients fortreatment in the hospital. Presently199 hospitals are registered underthis scheme in the State, out ofwhich there are 52 private hospitals.He said that the beneficiaries canavail free medical treatment in otherStates and Union territories of theCountry. The Minister said thatState Government has launchedHealth Care Scheme- Himcare forthose families which are notcovered under Ayushman Bharat.He said that under the scheme therewas also a provision of free medicaltreatment of upto Rs. five lakh tothe patients. The scheme waslaunched on 1st January, 2019 and6.42 lakh families are registeredunder this scheme. He said that36581 beneficiaries have availedthe benefit of free medicaltreatment under the scheme and Rs37.09 crores were spent on it.

Walkathon to be held in Shimla tomorrow: Parmar

Governor thanks people ofTelangana for their support

DINESH AGARWALSHIMLA, SEP 13

Governor of HimachalPradesh Bandaru Dattatrayasaid that we all are Indiansand unity and integrity is ouridentity which should beprotected at all cost. It is ourduty to cooperate andcontribute significantly in thedevelopment of the nation.

The Governor wasspeaking in a felicitationfunction organized by thepeople of Yadadri Bhongirarea in the honour ofBandaru Dattatraya atBhongir, today.

He said that he hadserved this area for manyyears in various positions,

but now he has got a bigresponsibility to work withinthe scope of the constitution.He thanked the President,Prime Minister and HomeMinister for giving him theresponsibility as a Governorof Himachal Pradesh. On theoccasion B. Narsai Gaur,former MP welcomed theGovernor and honoured him

and said that Dattatraya hasdeep attachments with thepeople of this area and he hadworked selflessly fordecades, for the benefit of thepeople around here. He saidthat it was a proud momentfor us that he was theGovernor of HimachalPradesh.

Earlier, the Governor wasvisited by a large number ofpeople at Ramnagar in hisresidence at Musheerabadand congratulated him onbecoming the Governor ofHimachal Pradesh.

Speaking to the media onthe occasion, the Governorsaid that it was an honour forthe people of Telangana tosee him as the Governor of

Himachal. "The love andsupport of the people has ledme to this place", for whichhe thanked the people.

Later, the Governor alsovisited famous YadagiriGutta temple and paid hisobeisance. DeputyCommissioner Ramchandrenwelcomed him.

He said that Himachalalso has many world famoustourist destinations includingmany holy shrines such asMata Chintpurni, Jawalaji,Naina Devi, BrijeshwariDevi, Mata Chamunda etc.where crores of people cometo visit every year. Theseinclude millions of foreigntourists, he added. He invitedthem to visit in the State.

District level Red Cross Fair inNalagarh from Oct 18 to 20

ANWAR HUSSAINNALAGARH, SEPT 13

The district level Red Cross Fair will beheld in Nalagarh fromn October 18 to20. This information was given byDeputy Commissioner Solan K CChaman while presiding over a meetingorganized in this regard here today. Hesaid that the Red Cross Committee isknown worldwide for its humanitarianwork. In a hilly region like HimachalPradesh, the Red Cross Committee isnot only continuously engaged in theservice of the suffering humanity, but isalso working closely with theDepartment of Health and FamilyWelfare. He said that the funds to becollected from organizing the Red CrossFair will strengthen the activities of thecommittee in Solan district. The DeputyCommissioner said that assistance willbe provided to the people throughvarious programs in the district levelRed Cross Fair and welfare schemes of

the State Government will be displayed.He said that exhibitions of IndustriesDepartment and Animal HusbandryDepartment will be the center ofattraction in the fair. Animal HusbandryDepartment will also reward owners ofgood breed, milch animals at Red CrossFair. He said that besides students oflocal schools, other artists of the statewill be present entertaining programs inthe fair. He said that Lucky draw willalso be held in the three-day fair. Fiveprizes will be awarded through Luckydraw. While blood donation camp willbe organized in the fair, artificial limbswill also be provided.

SHIMLA, SEP 13

The Confederation of AllIndia Traders (CAIT)welcomed the launching ofNational Pension Scheme forTraders & SelfEntrepreneurs launched byPrime Minister NarendraModi. CAIT NationalPresident B.C.Bhartia &Secretary General PraveenKhandelwal while

welcoming the launchingsaid that it will provide socialsecurity to small traders whoare real revenue earners forthe Govt having noremuneration. The pensionscheme will benefit about 3crore traders in the Country.Bhartia & Khandelwal hasurged the Prime Minister thatso far the scheme is availablefor traders upto age of 40years.

CAIT welcome traders pensionscheme launched by PM

Tributes paid toSwami Keshwanand

RAJ SADOSHABOHAR: Hundreds of people onFriday paid tributes to SwamiKeshwanand, veteran freedomfighter, former Rajya Sabha member(1952–58 and 1958–64) and torch-bearer of literacy in the 19th centuryIndia, during a function held on his47th death anniversary at SahityaSadan. SDM Poonam Singh, DistrictYouth Congress ex-presidentSandeep Jakhar, Gopichand AryaMahila College principal Dr RekhaSood Handa, Sewa Sadan founderProf. BS Chaudhary, MunicipalCouncil ex vice president FaquirChand Goyal, Swami KeshwanandAyurvedic Hospital incharge DrSandeep Watts, Swami KeshwanandSenior Secondary School principalAnurag Nagpal said Swami pedaledto dozens of villages to supply booksand fought the social ban oneducating women. Swami, an orphan,illiterate, nomadic man had createdhistory of sort by opening 286schools in Abohar, Muktsar anddeserts of Rajasthan by raising fundsfrom people. He spent two years inFerozepur jail during the Quit Indiamovement.

Doll bathing activityheld in The NobelSchool

HARPREET SINGH LEHALJALANDHAR: ‘Cleanliness is next toGod’to prove this proverb a dollbathing activity was organized byPrep grade students in the Nobelschool. The incharges of grade prepCharu and Sweetymade them awareabout basic bathing steps. Theyshowed them how to take bath andhow to use soap, shampoo etc.byapplying on the doll.The ManagingDirector Kumar Shiv Kochhar andrespected Principal Meenakshi Mehtawho were present there told themthat ‘Health is wealth’. So, alwaysstay healthy , fit and fine and withthis they added that they shouldtake healthy diet also to keep fit andfine.

NEWS AT AGLANCE

YUGMARG, CHANDIGARH, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 2019

VB nabs head constable taking bribe Rs. 10,000CHANDIGARH: State Vigilance Bureau, today nabbed constable Sarbjeet Singh red handed whileaccepting bribe of Rs 10,000. Disclosing this here an official spokesperson of the Vigilance Bureausaid constable Sarbjeet Singh posted at police post Humbran, Ludhiana district was nabbed redhanded on the complaint of Ajmer Singh of Sarup Nagar, Salem Tabri, Ludhiana. The complainanthas approached the VB and alleged that the accused police official was demanding Rs 50,000 fornot registering theft case against him and the deal was struck at Rs. 30,000. He further informedthat complainant had already paid Rs. 5,000 as a first installment to him. After verifying hisinformation, the Vigilance team laid a trap and the accused constable was arrested on the spottaking bribe of Rs. 10,000 as second installment from the complainant in the presence of two officialwitnesses. He informed that a case under different sections of prevention of corruption act has beenregistered against him at VB police station Ludhiana and further investigation was under progress.

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Punjab signs MoU with Imtech toaddress issues of public health

SUMER GARGCHANDIGARH, SEPT 13

The CSIR-Institute ofMicrobial Technology(IMTECH) today signed aMemorandum ofUnderstanding (MoU) herewith Punjab Government’sDepartment of Science,Technology & Environmentto jointly address the issuespertaining to public healthand environment underMission Tandrust Punjab 2.0besides working together formaking the state Research &Innovation Hub underMission Innovate Punjab.

Under the MoU, bothorganizations will strive topromote Research &Innovation (R&I) ecosystemin Punjab to enhancecompetitiveness, boosteconomic growth and createquality jobs. Department ofScience Technology andEnvironment and IMTECHhave jointly identified several

areas in monitoring andanalysis of water quality andconducting technical studieson diseases linked with waterpollution in the state. TheMoU was inked by PrincipalSecretary ScienceTechnology and EnvironmentR.K. Verma and DirectorIMTECH Dr. Manoj Raje inorder to undertake statespecific collaborative projectson new, innovative and costeffective biosensor and

microbial technology basedtechniques for monitoringand improvement of waterquality includingbioremediation.

Pertinently, the ‘TandrustPunjab’ mission waslaunched by Punjab ChiefMinister Captain AmarinderSingh to make Punjab thehealthiest State by improvingparameters on air quality,water quality, safe food and agood living environment.

Verma said that apart fromresearch and innovationsupport, IMTECH would alsohelp the state for analyzingand forecasting of cropdiseases like Rice blast etc.He said that it would alsoextend state-of-the-artinfrastructure as well as itsproposed Skill DevelopmentCentre for the benefit of lifescience industries and start-ups based out of Punjab. Hesaid that this MoU would go along way in promoting muchneeded innovation ecosystemin the state by providingrequisite guidance andsupport to start ups.

Dr. Manoj Raje said thatthis MoU would be executedin letter and spirit and as afirst step IMTECH along withPunjab Pollution ControlBoard was submitting a jointproposal to UK ResearchInnovation on Anti-MicrobialResistance, which posesthreat to human health in thestate.

CHANDIGARH, SEPT 13

“The Punjab Government is committedfor empowering women and it has takena number of steps for the welfare ofwomen especially the poor.” Disclosingthis, Social Security, Women and ChildDevelopment Minister Punjab MrsAruna Choudhary said that the mainobjective of Punjab Government is toempower women as much as possibleso that they can contribute more to thesocial, political and economicdevelopment of the state. Chaudharyinformed that Punjab Government hasrecently made a provision for 4 percentreservation in government jobs andpromotions for physically challengedwomen and men. A notification in thisregard has been issued. She said thatthe Punjab government has also takensteps for the welfare of acid attackwomen. Under the Financial AssistanceScheme Punjab 2017, the provision forfinancial assistance Rs. 8,000 permonth has been made for women withsevere disabilities of 40 per cent ormore. The Minister further said that thePunjab Government is providingmonthly pension Rs 750 to women whoare 58 years and above and their annualincome from all sources is less than Rs60,000 annually. Similarly, bothhusband and wife should not have morethan two and a half acres fertile land

and not more than five acres barrenland. The pension is being paid to menas well but the age criterion is differentfor them. Similarly, financial assistanceof Rs. 750 per month has also beenmade for widows / destitute womenwho are above 58 years and hasannually income from all sources notmore than 60,000. Similarly theprovisions are made for the widows andunmarried women over the age of 30years besides a monthly pension havealso been arranged for physicalchallenged women. She added that thePunjab Government has made aprovision of Rs.1000 a year for thebooks and copies for the tenth standardphysical challenged girls studentsbesides Rs 1000 for the uniform. Abovethe tenth standard Rs.1500 is beingprovided annually to students for thebooks and Rs.1500 for uniforms.

Both will strive to promote research and innovation

Govt committed for empoweringwomen: Aruna Chaudhary

‘Number of steps has taken for the welfare of women’

Divisional Commissioner, DC seek Rs 270 crflood compensation from GOI

PRITPAL SINGHJALANDHAR, SEPT 13

Commissioner of Jalandhar DivisionB Purusartha and DeputyCommissioner Jalandhar VarinderKumar Sharma today sought acompensation of RS 270 crore fromthe inter ministerial team of theGovernment of India for thewhopping loss suffered by district inaftermath of floods. The team whichvisited the flood affected villages ofMehrajwala, Chak Bundala,Mandala Channa, Mundi Cholian,Gatta Mundi Kaasu, Nall otherswere apprised by the Commissionerand DeputyCommissioner that 22breaches had took place in riverSatluj in Phillaur and Shahkot SubDivision in month of August addingthat floods had immensely damagedcrop, public infrastructure likeschools , roads, water works andothers besides private property indistrict and the loss was estimated ata cost of RS 270 crore. They briefedthe team about the devastationcaused by the flood fury besides thepost deluge relief measuresundertaken by the districtadministration. They said thatvillages falling in Shahkot SubDivision witnessed large scale

destruction. They also briefed theteam about the relief and rescueoperations carried out as well as therehabilitation efforts afoot toextend succour to the aggrievedpeople. The DivisionalCommissioner and DeputyCommissioner soughtcompensation of RS 4 lakh forgratuitous loss due to floods.Likewise they sought RS 30’lakhfor search, rescue and temporaryshelter of flood affected villages,RS 80 lakh for temporaryaccommodation,food and water, RS15 lakh for clearing of attached areaincluding draining of flood water,

RS 224 crore for agriculture lossincluding that of crop loss anddeferment of crop loan recovery,RS 78.25 lakh for loss of animals,provision of fodder and lostanimals, Rs 15 crore for damage tomore than 3000 houses in 29villages, RS 20 crore for pluggingbreaches and for furtherstrengthening of embankment, RS 7crore for repair of 83 kilometres ofLink Road, RS 1.50 crore on repairof 15 down feeders, 200 damagedtransformers and a 66 KV Substation at Mehrajwala besides RS 1crore for repair of water works inflood affected villages.

Spray of larvicide in flood-affected villages continuesJALANDHAR, SEPT 13

The anti-larva cell of the health department onFriday detected 33 dengue cases in variousplaces of the city during its drive against thevector-borne diseases under Tandarust PunjabMission. Separate teams of anti-larva cell led by

Harpreet Pal, Bikramjeet, Gagandeep, PawanKumar, Raj Kumar, Shakti Gopal, GurwinderSingh, Bhupinder Singh, Sukhjinder Singh,Amit Kumar, Pawan Kumar, Mandeep Singh,Amit Kumar and others carried out specialchecking in Sodal Nagar, Nurpur Colony,Amreek Nagar, Rattan Nagar.

RO system installed to save people from water borne diseases NITIN GARGSUNAM, SEPT 13

The local Nagar Council (NC) has installed awater cooler fully equipped with latesttechnique RO system, so that the Public candrink filtered water for their good health, asthis water will be freed from water bornediseases specially in rainy season

Komal Kansal acting President local NC,while inaugurating this water cooler systemsaid that the NC has engaged five more

persons to clean the drainage system in rainydays. Manpreet Waraich & Sukhwinder KaurDhillon both MCs of Local NC in a joint pressstatement said that the problems of residentswould be solved on priority. Among theprominent, Ghanshayam Kansal, DistrictPresident of Sangrur District.

NEWS AT AGLANCE

YUGMARG, CHANDIGARH, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 2019

CHANDIGARH, SEPT 13

The Amritsar Rural police onFriday arrested a Pakistan-backed drug smuggler and re-covered from him 7.5 KGs ofheroin as well as Rs. 28 Lac indrug money.

The arrest of ShamsherSingh @ Shera s/o Nanaksingh r/o Bhaini, PS Gharin-da, who was acting as a con-duit, has exposed the nexusbetween drug smugglers oper-ating in Punjab and their han-dlers across the border. A Pun-jab Police spokesperson dis-closed that a Bolero vehicleand four mobile handsets hadalso been recovered from theaccused. Preliminary investi-gations had revealed that the

accused was in constant touchwith has Pakistan-based han-dlers over phone and socialmedia/OTT applications. Theconsignment seized from himwas meant for supply to localsmugglers/ peddlers, and fur-ther investigation was under-way to unveil the entire con-spiracy, said the spokesper-son. A case FIR No. 166 u/s21 of NDPS Act, 1985, dated13.09.2019 of PS Ajanala, hasbeen registered against the ac-cused. Giving details of theoperation, the spokespersonsaid the Amritsar Rural Policereceived a tip-off about a con-signment being pushed fromacross the border near villageBharobhal in the area of P.SGharinda.

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Mohali school celebrates grand parents dayMOHALI: The Knowledge Bus Global School celebrated Grand Parents Day at its campusshow their love and affection to their Grand Parents, where students and their maternal and pa-ternal parents made their presence felt by mixing up with students.The main Motive of this program was to show warmth to theirgrandparents. The function started with juniorun and many sportsactivities like football, cricket, carrom, golf, yoga, badminton,chess, table tennis,cycling, kite flying etc. They participated withtheir grandchildren. After that an activity was organised to spreadthe awareness about environment. To balance the tones set by theevents thus far, many Games were organised for grandparents. Thewinner Grandparents from the Game were greeted with gifts by thePrincipal of the school Dr. Anisha Sahapathi.

Program on IPRawareness at MCM

ISHA UPADHYAYCHANDIGARH: The InstitutionInnovation Cell (IIC) of Mehr ChandMahajan DAV College for Womenhosted ICC-IPO 'IPR AwarenessProgram for Women Institutes' heretoday. The program aimed to sensitizefaculty and students about IntellectualProperty Rights. MCM PrincipalDr.Nisha Bhargava graced theprogram as the Chief Guest.Dr.Bhargava apprised the audience ofthe commendable accomplishments ofthe college through a presentation thatalso brought to fore the work beingdone by the college in the direction ofpromoting research, innovation andentrepreneurship.

2 ASI, one havildar dismissedin case of legal custodyRAKESH SHARMAFARIDKOT: District Police hasdismissed 2 ASI and 1 Havildar due toconviction in a criminal case of illegalcustody. While Havildar BalwinderSingh was posted for protection ofSDM, ASI Surjit Singh and Jung Singhwere posted with CIA staff in Jaito.Havildar Balvinder Singh wassentenced by Muktsar Sahab Court ina criminal case, while ASI Surjit Singhand Jung Singh were dismissed by theDGP of the state on the instructionsreceived by the court.

Weights and measuresdepartment holds camp

KULBHUSHAN GARGGIDDERBAHA: Keeping in view ofupcoming season of paddy andcotton crop, The Weights andMeasures department of Sri MuktsarSahib, today organized a camp withthe help of the Aarhtia Association ofGidderbaha at Anaj Mandi. Duringthis camp weighing scales werechecked by legal metrology officerRakesh Kumar Garg and his team.

After inspecting weighing scalesdepartment corrected the weighingscales and then sealed as pass. Onthis occasion, he appealed to the allAarhtias to weighing the crop onlyon passed weighing scales. He saidthat if anyone found weighing thecrop on unpassed weighing scales,he could be fined Rs 10,000. Apartfrom Assistant Inspector Mohindepal,Narinder Mohan Bhola, PresidentAarthia Association, Secretary AshokKumar Jain, Vice PresidentBhupinder Singh Sran and CashierGaurav Mittal were also present onthe occasion.

Gurpreet Singh Parharilistens people’s problems

GURDASPUR, SEPT 13

Gurpreet Singh Parhari, PA of MP Sunny Deol, reached the resi-dence of Kulwinder Kaur, incharge of BJP's Women's Wing, to hearthe problems of the people. BJP's District President Balkrishna Mit-

tal was also present onthis occasion. Blockpresident of BJP de-manded the construc-tion of a railway linefrom Qadian to Beas ,on which GurpreetSingh said that thismatter is in the knowl-

dge of MP Sunny Deol and it will be done him soon by talking tothe Railway Minister. On this occasion, he said that the incidentwhich took place in Batala on the last day should not be limited tocompensation but the entire system should be fixed so that no suchincident could happen in future. He said that Sunny Deol is a verykind hearted person, he helped the young man, injured in this blastand assisted one and a half lakh rupees for operation. Similarly, withthe intervention of the Ministry of External Affairs, the woman ofDhariwal trapped abroad could be brought back to the country.

Pak-backed drugsmuggler held in Amritsar,

7.5 kg heroin recovered

KULJIT SINGH JANDIALAGURU, SEPT 13

International Fateh Academyhas touched the pinnacles ofglory within a few years in thefield of education and sports. Ithas grabbed 58 medals in fenc-ing Amongst other educationalfacilities, sports has also beenintroduced as an important partof the curriculum for the holis-tic development of the students.Special coaching of variousgames are being given in Bad-minton, Hockey, Gatka, Athlet-ics, Fencing, Taekwando, Judo,Karate and Basket Ball. Stu-dents of International FatehAcademy took part in the Dis-trict Level Competition organ-

ized by Punjab School Educa-tion Board at Khalsa CollegeSenior Secondary School, Am-ritsar from 4 September to 7September, 2019 and snatchedthe overall trophy. Displayingtheir caliber and prowess in thegame ,the boys and girls of Un-der 14 and under 17 age groupsbagged first and second posi-tions. In fancy competition stu-dents of the Academy grabbed58 medals including 38 Gold, 7Silver and 13 Bronze medals.Amongst the students of Under14 age group Gurkamal Singh,Varinder Pratap Singh, Mohit-preet Singh, Sukhneet Kaur,Kirat Kaur and Nimrat Kaurand in the age group of Under17 Amandeep Singh.

International Fateh Academygrabs 58 medals

Rajan Bajaj appointedpresident of Patwar Union

TAJPREET SONISADIQ, SEPT 13

A meeting of Revenue Patwar Union Faridkot washeld today under the chairmanship of Senior VicePresidents Punjab Jagdish Kumar and Sanjeev PalSingh General Secretary. In the meeting, the old bodywas dissolved to pay the way for election. All the Pat-wari colleagues of Tehsil Faridkot unanimously ap-pointed Rajan Bajaj as the new president and he wasgiven full authority to elect the entire body.

According to the Secretary General of VirendraSingh Butar, Narvinder Singh, Jasmail Singh SeniorVice President, Sukhwinder Singh Sharman, Assis-tant General Secretary, Gurtej Singh Assistant ,Harpreet Singh, Biker Singh, Jaswinder Singh Bittu,Jaswinder Singh Jatana and Gurinderjit Singh wereall elected district members.

JIWAN SINGHMANSA, SEP 13

The Deputy CommissionerMansa Apneet Riyait todaydirected district administra-tion and police teams to con-duct awarenesscamps tellinggeneral publicabout the ways tonot fall victim tofake and un-scrupulous travelagents.

She directedthat regularchecking of busi-ness related toimmigration such as IELTScoaching centers, immigra-tion agencies, travel agencies,general sale agents be doneperiodically. She directed thatall aspects of centers should

be closely checked includingbuilding safety, hygiene andpersonal security, records ofstaff and students and detailsof fees collected. She has alsodirected that unauthorizedcenters be detected and their

list be submit-ted to DC of-fice. She di-rected theSDMs to takehelp of respec-tive police of-ficers in areaas well as au-thorized and li-censed travelagents and

hold village wise camps in-forming people about the bestand legal ways to go abroadand also create awareness onfake travel agents and immi-gration consultants.

Make people aware ofunscrupulous travel

agents: DC

Workshop onfirst aid held

MOHALI, SEPT 13Indus Public School organ-ized a Workshop on First Aid,the first help in the Fainting,nose bleeding, fracture in legor hand, Epileptic attack, Dogbite, Bee string, Snake bite,Dislocation, How to make astretcher, How to carry an in-jured person, How to tie abandage and how to make agauze. Students were alsotaught first aid at the momentof sudden accident or injury,which is usually performedby non-expert, but trainedperson, can manage better in-jured or sick person until de-finitive medical treatment canbe accessed. Col. C.SCheema Director & Col.S.P.S Cheema Manager of theschool said that neverthelessin India first aid is part of cur-riculum but in foreign coun-tries there are certain courserelated to it but now impartingknowledge about first aid hasbecome trend in India toowhich might save severallives.

RAKESH SHARMAFARIDKOT SEPT 13

BJP leader Gautam Bansal ofFaridkot, while meeting withBJP workers, has said that thefuture of India is safe only inthe hands of the BJP. A cam-paign will be launched tomake people aware about de-velopments undertaken andwelfare measures taken in100 days of BJP rule.

He said that peopleshould be informed about theachievements of the 100-day

tenure by the central govern-ment of the BJP. GautamBansal is recognized as aprominent social worker anda hard worker of BJP in thearea. Referring slowdown inthe market, he said that it isnot only in India but Chinaand in other countries. Weshould support the govern-ment as India is changing inits leadeship. Prem Sukhija,Prabod Sharma, Vipin Mittal,Ajay Sahni and Rajiv Pathakwere also present on the oc-casion.

Future of country is safe inBJP hands: Gautam Bansal

VERMAGURDASPUR, SEPT 13

A function was organized on the oc-casion of Hindi Day in the middleschool of the nearby village of NattMokal. Speeches and poems in Hindiwere presented by the students on thisoccasion. Hindi teacher Mukesh Ku-mar informed students about the im-portance of Hindi language and saidthat Hindi Day is celebrated every

year on 14 September as the Con-stituent Assembly of India announced

that Hindi written in Devanagariscript of India. The Constitution ofIndia adopted Hindi on 14 September1949 as the official language of theRepublic of India. Similarly, on 14September 1953, on the prayer of lan-guage circulation Samiti, it was an-nounced to celebrate this day everyyear in the name of Hindi Day. WorldHindi Day was celebrated for the firsttime in Nagpur, Maharashtra on 10January 1975.

Hindi Day celebrated at Natt Mokal school

RAJIV JAINCHANDIGARH, SEPT 13

The Administrator's Advi-sory Council meeting washeld today under the Chair-manship of V.P. Singh Bad-nore, Governor of Punjaband Administrator UTChandigarh in the presenceof Kirron Kher, Member ofParliament, Chandigarh,Pawan Bansal, Satya PalJain, Harmohan Dhawan,Former Members of Parlia-ment, Manoj Parida, Advis-er to the Administrator,Mayor Chandigarh, mem-bers of the council, and sen-ior officials of Chandigarh

Administration. The Ad-ministrator welcomed allthe council members andshared the upcoming proj-ects of the Chandigarh Ad-ministration and some areas

that need attention as wellas support of the AdvisoryCouncil. He began by high-lighting the outstandingwork done by the Adminis-tration under Poshan Ab-

hiyaan, Jal Shakti Abhiyan.VP Singh Badnore also em-phasized that to overcomethe water shortage; varioussteps have been taken up. Inaddition to this health facil-ities have been improved inthe City with an addition of50 extra seats in Govern-ment Medical College, Sec-tor 32. In addition to this, healso focused making SardarBeant Singh Memorial andChandigarh Centre for per-forming and Visual Arts bedeveloped as a cultural hubon the lines of India Inter-national Centre, New Delhi.The Administrator encour-aged the officials to contin-

ue working to make Fit In-dia Movement successful inthe City. He also thankedSmt. Kirron Kher for up-grading the open air gymsfor the residents. He alsoshared that soon Chandi-garh will have a ShootingRange at Sarangpur thatwill be equipped with inter-national standard equip-ment and technology.

The Administrator alsolaunched the online proce-dure for submitting applica-tions as well as issuance ofthe fire safety certificate.The procedure has been de-vised by the NIC, UT,Chandigarh.

Newly constituted advisory councildiscusses upcoming projects

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AMARAVATI: Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Y S Jagan Mohan Reddy assured Ace shuttler P V Sindhu to allocate five acres of land in Visakhapatnam to establish a badminton academy, especially for girls. Sindhu called on Governor Biswabhusan Harichandan and Mr Reddy here on Friday. Speaking on the occasion, the Governor said that he felt happy to felicitate the professional Badminton player. Sindhu, along with her parents P V Ramana and Lakshmi, met the Chief Minister in Secretariat. Mr Reddy congratulated and felicitated her for winning gold at the BWF World Championships. She thanked the Chief Minister and shown him the gold medal. Minister for Tourism Muttamshetti Srinivasa Rao, Official Language Commission Chairman Yarlagadda Lakshmi Prasad and SAAP officials were present.

Sharma Tied-26th after first round of KLM Open

SHORT TALKS

HONG KONG: Hong Kong Tennis Association (HKTA) and Women's Tennis Association (WTA) on Friday announced that the upcoming Hong Kong Open has been postponed due to the prevailing situation in the city. The tournament was scheduled to take place from October 5 to 13, but due to the ongoing protests, the organisers have decided to postpone the competition. "In light of the present situation, Hong Kong Tennis Association and the WTA are announcing a postponement of the 2019 Hong Kong Tennis Open. The event will no longer take place during 5-13 October," HKTA said in an official statement. The organisers are expected to announce fresh dates for the tournament. The protests in the city have been going on since June this year because of a proposed bill that would have allowed criminal extraditions to mainland China. Though the draft has since been shelved, the agitations against the government have continued with protesters issuing five major demands including the resignation.

Hong Kong Open postponed amid protests

AMSTERDAM: Shubhankar Sharma was the best of the three Indians in the first round as he carded a two-under 70 that included a hat-trick of birdies at the KLM Open here. Sharma, playing in Europe for the first time since the 148th Open in July, had six birdies against four bogeys and he was Tied-26th on Thursday, while Gaganjeet Bhullar scored even par 72 and was Tied-65th and SSP Chawrasia had a disappointing 74 to be Tied-100th.Callum Shinkwin carded a superb six under par 66 to take a one stroke lead after the opening round. The Englishman, 126th in the Race to Dubai Rankings and 446th in the Official World Golf Rankings, found his form to lead a large chasing pack. The 26-year-old reached the turn in 32 courtesy an eagle, three birdies and one dropped shot before a blemish free back nine - which included two more birdies to help him to the top of the leaderboard.Malaysian Gavin Green made a trademark fast start to finish on five under, with Shinkwin's playing partner Swede Per Langfors carding 67 to sit alongside Scot Marc Warren, Dane Nicolai Hojgaard, and Englishmen Chris Paisley, Sam Horsfield and Matthew Southgate at five under.

Reddy assures Sindhu to allocate 5 acres of land for badminton academy

All eyes on Bajrang, Vinesh at World ChampionshipsNEW DELHI: Union Minister for Youth Affairs and Sports Kiren Rijiju on Friday lauded the Indian football team, saying the standard of the side

has improved drastically. He spoke to a news agency after launching a book on former India football captain Baichung Bhutia titled "The Ballad of Baichung

Bhutia". India had held Qatar to a goalless draw on Tuesday in the qualifying tournament for the FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022. "The Indian football team has improved its standard drastically. Sunil Chhetri was not there in the match, still, the team was able to draw their match against Qatar in the qualifying tournament. I wish Chhetri a speedy recovery. Football is the most popular sport in the world and India should look to cement their place as a strong force in the sport," Rijiju .

Standard of Indian football team has improved drastically: Rijiju

AGENCY six minutes is a big challenge, she herself Gadzhimurad Rashidov and Bahrain's NUR-SULTAN, SEP 13 had admitted recently. Haji Mohammed Ali in his category. Two-

The big-stage competition will help her time Olympic medallist Sushil has been A reality check awaits India's top wrestlers make an assessment on this count as she struggling of late and is returning to the at the World Championships where they eyes a maiden Worlds medal. A last-minute Worlds after a gap of eight years.will chase not only glory but also Tokyo elbow injury had forced her to opt-out of the He will be watched keenly in the 74kg Olympics qualification, here from Budapest Championships last year. competition as his relevance is being Saturday. The run-up to the Worlds has been No Indian woman has ever won a gold discussed for some time now. He remains spectacular for Bajrang Punia and Vinesh at the Worlds and Vinesh has it in her to end bullish about his chances and Worlds will Phogat while decent results have provided a India's drought. Bajrang has been in the provide an opportunity to test his dose of confidence to a few others like form of his life but there is a chink in his claims. Like Sushil, Rio Olympics Divya Kakran. Bajrang triumphed at all armour the weak leg defence and it will bronze medallist Sakshi Malik has been four events he competed this season -- Dan surely be tested. Only Sushil Kumar has struggling on the international circuit. Kolov, Asian Championship Ali Aliev and won a World title in men's freestyle in She has not won a title since her triumph Yasar Dogu -- and will go into the India's wrestling history and Bajrang a t t h e 2 0 1 7 C o m m o n w e a l t h Championships as the world number one would be keen to end India's wait for a Championships. This season, ending and top seed in 65kg. For Vinesh, the season second medal. The 25-year-old himself runner-up at Dan Kolov has been her best began in a new weight category as she has two World Championship medals but show. She had stunned reigning world moved up to 53kg from 50kg. She took not a gold. His road though is full of champion Petra Olli before eventually made five finals, winning three golds Yasar Open. While skill is not an issue with some time to settle in her new class but still challenges with the presence of Russian settling for a silver. Dogu, Grand Prix of Spain and Poland Vinesh, holding off strong candidates for

YUGMARG, CHANDIGARH, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 2019

SPORTSSmith holds fort as Aus lose four wickets for 147

Test at the Oval here on Friday. England resumed their batting from a score of 271/8 on the second day of the Test and only added 23 runs to their innings. Overnight batsman Jos Buttler was bowled out by pacer Pat Cummins after he added 70 runs to the scoreboard. Jack Leach also departed early as he was scalped by Marsh in the next over. Leach played a knock of 21 runs.

For Australia, Marsh picked five wickets while Pat Cummins scalped three and Josh Hazlewood bagged two wickets. Earlier on Thursday, after being put in to bat, the Three Lions lost their first wicket with just 27 runs on the board. Pat Cummins had Joe Denly (14) caught at the second slip.

Next, skipper Joe Root came into bat and he along with Rory Burns, steadied the innings for England. Root was given two lives before the lunch break. Both times, the unlucky

LONDON, SEP 13 bowler was Cummins as two catches were dropped off his bowling. The

Australian ace batsman Steve Smith first catch was dropped by Peter again stood tall against England on Siddle whereas the second one was the second day of final test of put down by skipper Tim Paine.Ashes series here on Friday. England went into the lunch Smith was batting on 59 and break at the score of 86/1. Root was Australia were 147 for four when given a third reprieve as Smith news last came in at tea. The dropped a catch off Siddle's visitors lost their openers in the bowling. However, the team early spell as Jofra Archer from Down Under quickly got displayed a fantastic pace attack. the breakthrough of Burns He claimed three wickets. The (47) as he was dismissed by Australian opener Warner could not Josh Hazelwood. All-rounder hold it long and was dismissed for Ben Stokes (20) was not able just five. Harris was also shown the to stay at the crease for a long door at three. Labuschange fought a time, as he was sent back by good battle and tried to move his Mi tche l l Marsh reduc ing team forward along with Smith but England to 130/3. The Three he also lost his wicket on 48. Lions did not lose any more Earlier all-rounder Mitchell wicket before the tea break and Marsh's five-wicket haul helped they went into the interval with Australia to bundled out England for the score of 169/3.294 runs in the ongoing fifth Ashes

Pant phenomenal talent and needs to

learn : KlusenerAGENCYDHARAMSALA, SEP 13

Former South Africa all-rounder Lance Klusener feels that a phenomenal talent like Rishabh Pant will do well to learn from others' mistakes rather than make his own in a bid to become more consistent for India in near future. An average of 22.90 in ODIs and 21.57 in T20s doesn't do justice to the

Klusener, who played 49 Tests kind of talent the flamboyant and 171 ODIs for the Proteas. left-hander possesses and his While people believe that a impetuous shot selection is an player learns most from his own indication that he is getting mistakes, Klusener has a ahead of himself, feels the 48-different take on the matter. He year-old Klusener.believes it is more beneficial if "It would hard for me to the player manages to learn from pinpoint but with a phenomenal others' follies.talent like that, one always tends

"What gets you ahead in to get a bit ahead of himself," international cricket is learning Klusener, who is currently in from others' mistakes rather than India as the white ball batting making your own mistakes coach of the South African team, along the way and learning," he told a news agency during an said. "I will tell you why. You interaction. Klusener has seen a can learn from your own bit of Pant when he was roped in mistakes but it will take a lot as Delhi senior team's white ball more time to realise, correct and consultant last year. "He needs become a better player using to give himself time to get in and that process. If you look at that bit of time will allow him to mistakes others are making.showcase his talent," said

Most of the Australians hate me, says Mitchell Marsh

LONDON: After taking four wickets on day one of the fifth and final Ashes Test, Australian pacer Mitchell Marsh revealed that many people back home hate him for not cementing a place in the side after being given so many chances by the team management. "Yeah, most of Australia hates me. Australians are very passionate, they love their cricket, they want people to do well. There is no doubt I have had a lot of opportunity at Test level and I have not quite nailed it, but hopefully they can respect me for the fact I keep coming back and I love playing for Australia, I love the baggy green cap and I will keep trying and hopefully I will win them over one day," ESPN Cricinfo quoted Marsh as saying. Making a return to the Aussie Test side after almost a year, Marsh was exceptional with the ball in hand, as he got the key breakthroughs of Ben Stokes, Jonny Bairstow, Sam Curran, and Chris Woakes. It was through his spell that Australia was able to come back into the match. Marsh was named the team vice-captain ahead of the 2018/19 season but he had a poor series against Pakistan in UAE and he was not able to produce good results against India in December last year, as a result, he was dropped from the side.

It's an honour to represent mycountry, says Shubman Gill

NEW DELHI, SEP 13 MSK Prasad said: "Shubman Gill has done well in both positions as an

After getting a nod in the Test team for opener and middle order, so he can be a the upcoming series against South back up in both the slots". The 20-Africa, batsman Shubman Gill said year-old has been in exceptional form that it is always an honour to represent as he displayed match-winning the country, no matter the colour of the performances for India A. In the jersey. "Be it blue or white, it's always recently concluded Test between India an honour to represent my country," A and South Africa A, the batsman Gill tweeted. The selection panel had played a knock of 90 runs. He also announced the Test team for the three- scored 204 runs in the Test against match series against South Africa on West Indies A. Rohit Sharma Thursday. KL Rahul who had a maintained his place in the squad disappointing series against Windies and the chief selector MSK Prasad was dropped from the squad and in confirmed that the batsman would place of him, Gill was added to the be playing as an opener in the side. Talking about Gill, chief selector upcoming series.

Hockey India names 18-member women's squad for upcoming tour to England

NEW DELHI, SEP 13 Grace Ekka, Gurjit Kaur, Reena Khokhar and Salima Tete have

Hockey India on Friday also been named in the squad. announced an 18-member The midfield sees the return of women's team for the upcoming experienced Namita Toppo, who tour to England, which is makes a comeback into the side scheduled to begin on September after a lengthy spell on the 27. The side will be led by Rani, sidelines due to injury. Midfield and Savita will be the vice- will also consist of Sushila captain. The team will play five Chanu Pukhrambam, Nikki matches against Great Britain. Pradhan, Monika, Neha Goyal, since Asian Games 2018, and she good preparation for our vital "The balance and mixture of and Lilima Minz. While the has given us confidence in FIH Hockey Olympic Qualifiers players in our team remain the forward-line features Rani, training to select her for the in Odisha against the USA in same from previous tournaments Vandana Katariya, Navneet upcoming tour," coach Sjoerd November 2019," he added. as go into an important phase in Kaur, Lalremsiami, Navjot Kaur Marijne said. Goalkeepers Savita and Rajani our objective of qualifying for and youngster Sharmila Devi "We still have ten days of Etimarpu have retained their the Tokyo Olympics 2020. It is who made her international training before we leave for the places in the side from the team good to have Namita Toppo back debut during the Olympic Test matches in England, and I am which won the Olympic Test in the squad for the first time Event in Tokyo.sure these matches will serve as Event in Japan. Defenders Deep

BCCI on track to hold elections as planned on October 22: Vinod RaiNEW DELHI, SEP 13 state associations are now told ANI. Asked about the state CoA meeting will be held on

compliant with the BCCI associations which are still not September 16. Earlier, the CoA had Supreme Court-appointed constitution. "Almost 30 compliant, he replied, "Haryana extended the deadline for Committee of Administrators associations are now compliant and and Tamil Nadu haven't come to us, completing state association (CoA) chief Vinod Rai on Friday that is a very good number. Some so we cannot say anything on the elections to September 28. The said the Board of Control for state associations like Madhya matter. But looking at the compliant previous deadline was September Cricket in India (BCCI) is on track Pradesh, Karnataka and associations, we are hopeful of 14. It had stated, "No further for holding elections as planned on Chattisgarh had some issues but we holding the elections on the extension will be feasible beyond October 22. He also said almost 30 have clarified those issues," Rai scheduled date." Rai said that a September 28 since the notice.

Before you lay a foundation on the cricket field, there should be a solid foundation in your heart and you start

building on that. After that as you start playing more and more matches, you learn how to score runs and

how to take wickets.

Sachin Tendulkar