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CUET-UG results tobe announced bySeptember 15NEW DELHI: The resultsof the Common UniversityEntrance Test (CUET)-UGwill be announced bySeptember 15, UniversityGrants CommissionChairman Jagadesh Ku-mar said on Friday.The debut edition of theCUET-UG, a gateway forundergraduate admis-sions, began in July andconcluded on August 30."National Testing Agency(NTA) is expected to an-nounce the CUET-UG re-sults by 15th Septemberor if possible, even a cou-ple of days earlier," Ku-mar said.

SC grants bail toKerala journalistSiddique KappanNEW DELHI: TheSupreme Court on Fridaygranted bail to Keralajournalist Siddique Kap-pan who was booked bythe Uttar Pradesh govern-ment under the UnlawfulActivities Prevention Act(UAPA) in 2020 while hewas on his way to reachHathras for covering thealleged gang-rape andmurder of a 19-year-oldDalit girl.The top court has directedthat Kappan shall be pro-duced before the trialcourt within three daysand he shall then be re-leased on bail.The court, in the hearing,observed that every per-son has a Right To FreeExpression, and he wastrying to show that the vic-tim needed justice andraise a common voice andasked the Uttar Pradeshgovernment if this was acrime in the eyes of theLaw?

Hry CM congratulatesNeeraj Chopra forcreating history inDiamond LeagueCHANDIGARH: ChiefMinister, Sh. Manohar Lalhas congratulated Pani-pat-based star athlete Sh.Neeraj Chopra for creat-ing history by securing thefirst position in the Dia-mond League Finals inZurich. He expressedpleasure over the per-formance of Sh. NeerajChopra and hoped thathis stellar performancewill continue in the futureas well. He said that Sh.Neeraj Chopra is one ofthe finest sportspersons ofHaryana and has left hisindelible mark in the notedInternational SportsEvents globally. The ChiefMinister said that with thisunprecedented achieve-ment by Neeraj, theyoung players of thecountry and the state willsurely draw inspirationfrom him and work morehard to bring laurels forthe country in their re-spective game.

AGENCYNEW DELHI, SEP 9

The disengagement process be-tween Indian and Chinese troopsin the Gogra-Hot Springs (PP-15)area started on September 8 at8.30 am and will be completed bySeptember 12.

The landforms will be re-stored to pre-stand-off period byboth sides, the Ministry of Exter-nal Affairs said on Friday.

"The two sides have agreed tocease forward deployments in thisarea in a phased, coordinated andverified manner, resulting in thereturn of the troops of both sidesto their respective areas," saidMEA official spokespersonArindam Bagchi in response tomedia queries.

"It has been agreed that alltemporary structures and other al-lied infrastructure created in thearea by both sides will be disman-tled and mutually verified. Thelandforms in the area will be re-stored to pre-stand-off period byboth sides," he added.

The spokesperson further saidthat the agreement reached be-tween the two countries ensuresthat the LAC in this area will bestrictly observed and respected byboth sides, and that "there will beno unilateral change in statusquo."

"With the resolution of stand-off at PP-15, both sides mutuallyagreed to take the talks forwardand resolve the remaining issuesalong LAC and restore peace andtranquility in India-China borderareas," Bagchi added.

The 16th round of talks be-tween the Corps Commanders ofIndia and China was held atChushul Moldo Meeting Point onJuly 17 this year.

Since then, the two sides hadmaintained regular contact tobuild on the progress achievedduring the talks to resolve the rel-evant issues along the LAC in the

Western Sector of India-Chinaborder areas.

As a result, both sides havenow agreed on disengagement inthe Gogra-Hot Springs (PP-15)area and made the announcementto this effect on Thursday. Afterthe July 17 talks, India and Chinaissued a Joint Statement whichsaid that the two sides "reaffirmedthat the resolution of remainingissues would help in restoration ofpeace and tranquility along theLAC in the Western Sector andenable progress in bilateral rela-tions." The two sides had a frankand in-depth exchange of views in

this regard, in keeping with theguidance provided by the StateLeaders to work for the resolutionof the remaining issues at the ear-liest, the Joint Statement added.

The areas that still remain tobe resolved in Eastern Ladakh areDemchok and Depsang where theChinese have so far remainedadamant. The lingering borderstandoff in Eastern Ladakh hasentered in its third year. Alteringthe May 2020 status, the PLA hasalso carried out construction of in-frastructure near the LAC to en-sure long survival of troops in thehigh altitude area.

India, China troops to completedisengagement by Monday

BUREAU CHANDIGARH, SEPT 9

Haryana Chief Minister, Sh.Manohar Lal has urged the of-fice bearers of All India Nation-al Educational Federation,Haryana (Higher EducationCadre) to inculcate a sense ofservice among students by con-necting them directly with soci-ety. He said that students mustbe involved in verification, sur-vey, or other such activities un-der the welfare schemes beingrun by the state government.When students themselves be-come participants in welfareschemes, then they will developa sense of service within them.

The Chief Minister wasmeeting the delegation of AllIndia National EducationalFederation, Haryana (HigherEducation Cadre) in Panchkulatoday during which the delega-tion put forward their demands.The Chief Minister accepted a

few demands and directed theofficers of the department todiscuss the rest of them.

The Chief Minister directedthe officers of the Higher Edu-cation Department to conduct asurvey regarding the prepara-tion of a new transfer policy ofteachers, under which theteachers should be given theoption of their preferred loca-tions. Accordingly, the policywill be prepared subject-wiseand according to the demand.This policy will not only bene-fit the students as well as theteachers but will also con-tribute to enhancing the stan-dard of education. In the meet-ing, the office bearers put for-ward the demand to merge theincrement for Ph.D. and MPhilholders. The Chief Ministersaid that the government willreview it and the final decisionwill be taken after a meetingwith the officers of the depart-ment.

Recruitment of 1,535teachers will be donesoon in Haryana: CM

AGENCYNEW DELHI, SEPT 9

The Supreme Court on Friday asked the Gu-jarat government to file the entire record ofthe proceedings in theBilkis Bano case, includingthe remission order given tothe 11 convicts who hadgang-raped Bano and mur-dered her family membersduring the 2002 Godhra ri-ots. A bench of JusticesAjay Rastogi and BV Na-garathna granted two weeksto the Gujarat governmentto produce all relevant records in the case.The bench also issued notice to the Gujaratgovernment and convicts on a plea filed by

TMC MP Mahua Moitra against the releaseof the convicts. Earlier, the apex court had is-sued notice to the Gujarat government on theplea filed by Communist Party of India(Marxist) member Subhashini Ali, journalist

Revati Laul, and social ac-tivist and professor RoopRekha Verma. It asked thepetitioner to impede con-victs in the petition. Theplea has sought setting asideof order granting remissionto 11 convicts and directingtheir immediate re-arrest. "Itis submitted that it wouldappear that the constitution

of members of the competent authority of theGujarat government also bore allegiance to apolitical party and sitting MLAs.

AGENCYCAMBRIDGE, SEP 9

(The Conversation) Whenthe late historian Sir BenPimlott embarked on his1996 biography, his col-leagues expressed surprisethat he should considerQueen Elizabeth II worthyof serious study at all. YetPimlott's judgement provedsound and, if few academicshave followed his lead, thepolitical role of the monar-chy has received thoughtfultreatment in the creativearts.

Stephen Frears's 2006film, The Queen, showedher dilemma after the death

of Princess Diana; PeterMorgan's stage play The Au-dience showed themonarch's weekly meetingswith her prime ministers.And she has been shown in agenerally positive and sym-pathetic light by both Net-flix's acclaimed drama se-ries The Crown and even inMike Bartlett's speculative

play King Charles III, aboutthe difficulty her heir wouldhave in filling her shoes.

Elizabeth's reign was adelayed result of the abdica-tion crisis of 1936, the defin-ing royal event of the 20thcentury. Edward VIII's un-expected abdication thrusthis shy, stammering younger

brother Albert onto thethrone as King George VI.Shortly thereafter he wasthrust into the role of figure-head for the nation throughthe second world war.

The war was the mostimportant formative experi-ence for his elder daughter,Princess Elizabeth.

AGENCYNEW DELHI, SEPT 9

Indian National Lok Dal (INLD) Presidentand former Haryana Chief Minister OmPrakash Chautala on Friday met CommunistParty of India (Marxist) General SecretarySitaram Yechury at his party office in the na-tional capital and invited him for a rally to beheld in Fatehabad district on September 25on the birth anniversary of late ChaudharyDevi Lal.

After meeting with Yechury, Chautalaaddressed the media and said, "September 25is the birth Anniversary of my beloved fatherChaudhary Devi Lal, which we celebrate as'Samman Diwas'. Sitaram Yechury ji and

Devi Lal had a very old relationship and Ihave come here to invite him. he will attendthe rally and there is expected to be a hugegathering."

Speaking on Opposition Unity beforethe 2024 Lok Sabha election, the INLD Pres-ident said that

Bilkis Bano case: SC seeks entire recordof proceedings from Gujarat govt

OP Chautala meets Yechury,invites him to Devi Lal Jayanti

Queen Elizabeth II: A moderniser who steeredthe British monarchy into the 21st century

GOI declares one-day state mourningNEW DELHI: The Centre has declared one-day statemourning on Sunday over the demise of Britain's QueenElizabeth II. The Queen passed away on Thursday at theBalmoral palace, her Scottish estate."As a mark of respect to the departed dignitary, the govern-ment has decided that there will be one day State Mourningon September 11, throughout India," Ministry of Home Af-fairs statement stated.

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I, Rakesh S/o Narinder Pal R/o Vpo. I , Army No.15494182 P rank L D name I, Hardip Singh S/o Balwinder Singh R/o Vill: Chohla Sahib Tehsil & Distt. Tarn Taran Bholanath Kumbhakar R/o. 46, Armd Regt, Somal Kheri Teh-Payal (Ludhiana) Punjab, Have Changed My Name From Rakesh To C/o 56 APO India declare that as per changed my name to Hardeep Singh.Rakesh Nayyar. Please Concerned Note army record my mother name is 63372

114452 mentioned as Allladi Kumbhakar but his I Hardeep Singh S/O Mohkam Singh R/O I, Aarti W/o Rakesh Nayyar R/o Vpo Correct name is Ahladi Kumbhakar. Vide Ward No: 9 Kaushal Street Doraha Chohla Sahib Tehsil & Distt. Tarn Taran affidavit No.JD 0016215985 date on (Ludhiana) Have Changed My Minor Son Have Changed My Name From Aarti To 09/9/2022 best before Notary Public Name Ramneet Singh To Ranveer Singh.Aarti Nayyar. Please Concerned Note. Amritsar 63372

114452 72737 I, Bhupinder Singh S/o Tara Singh R/o Vpo. I, Amit S/o Gian Chand Saini R/o Village I, Kavita Raheja w/o Sh. Yogesh Raheja, R/o Rampur Teh-Payal (Ludhiana) changed my Sarakpur, Tehsil Barara, Distt Ambala Barwala Distt. Hisar (Haryana)- 125121 name to Bhinder Singh Mangat.have changed my name from Amit Kumar declare that My Name is Kavita Raheja 63372Saini to Amit. instead of Kavita. In future, My Name is I Rekha Kathuria W/O Rajat Arora R/O Opp.

78645 Kavita Raheja for all purposes. Gita Bhawan, Arora Street, Malerkotla Have I, Amit S/o Gian Chand Saini R/o Village 72783 Changed My Name To Rekha Arora.Sarakpur, Tehsil Barara, Distt Ambala I, Yogesh Raheja S/o Sh. Om Parkash 63372have changed my son's name from Raheja, R/o Barwala Distt. Hisar (Haryana)- I Vinay S/O Bachan Lal R/O Mohalla Parteek Kumar Saini to Parteek Kumar. 125121 declare that My Name is Yogesh Chaudhrian Wala Malerkotla Have Changed

78645 Raheja instead of Yogesh Kumar. In future, My Name To Vinay Kumar.I, Parvesh W/o Amit R/o Village Sarakpur, My Name is Yogesh Raheja for all purposes. 63372Tehsil Barara, Distt Ambala have changed 72783 I, Anil Kumar S/o Ram Ji Dass Bajaj R/o Moh. my name from Parvesh Kumari to I, hitherto Known as RANJANA GROVER Sufi Nakodar (Jalandhar) changed my name Parvesh. W/o GOPAL SARDANA R/O STREET NO. from Anil Kumar to Anil Kumar Bajaj.

78645 2, PARKASH COLONY, BAJWARA, DISTT 63372I Smt Raj Kaur W/d of No. 1245587W, Gnr HOSHIARPUR-146023, PUNJAB have I Charanjit Singh S/o Balvir Singh R/o Bhagta Opr, Late Parkash Singh R/o H.No.25895, changed my name and Shall hereafter be Bhai Ka (Bti) have changed my name from St No. 2, Amarpura Basti, Bathinda, Inform known as RAJNI SARDANA Charanjit Singh to Charanjit Singh Mann.all that Manjit Kaur is my real widow 72737 63372daughter, her DOB 10.05.1987, Adhar I, hitherto Known as RAJBIR KAUR I, Kamaljeet Kaur W/o Kuldeep Singh R/o 539375705892 BHULLAR W/o BALDEV SINGH R/O 53, Vill: Ghudani Kalan Teh-Payal (Ludhiana)

100078 L ANE NO. 9 , PARTAP ESTATE, changed my name to Kamaljit Kaur.I Rajni Devi Spouse of No.14815165N Ex- CHHEHARTA, AMRITSAR PUNJAB have 63372Sep Himmat Singh Inform all that I have changed my name and Shall hereafter be I, Jagdeep Kaur W/o Inderjeet Singh R/o changed my name from Rajni Devi to Rajni known as RAJBIR KAUR Dosanjh (Moga) I have known by both Bala, my DOB is wrongly given in my 72737 names Jagdeep Kaur and Mandeep Kaur husband service records as 26.06.1985, I , h i t he r to Known as BAVIK A one and the same person.correct DOB 26.06.1987, Adhar MAANKATALA D/o SURINDER KUMAR 63372937164294911 R/O VPO KOTHA GURU, NEAR SHIV I, Jagdev Singh S/o Major Singh R/o Vill:

100078 MANDIR,TEHSIL PHUL, DISTT Talwandi Bhangrian (Moga) changed my I Swaran Kaur W/O Vinod Kumar R/o BATHINDA, PUNJAB have changed my name to Jagdev Singh Dhaliwal.1715/16-A Ajit Nagar Haibowal Kalan name and Shall hereafter be known as 63372(Ludhiana) Have Changed my Name BAVIKA I, Singh Harnek Singh Ajit Singh R/o Vill: frome Swaran Kaur To Swaranjit. All Note. 72737 Bughipura (Distt. Moga) changed my name

98731 I, SURINDER KUMAR S/o TELU RAM R/O to Harnek Singh.I, No 18005344X Hav Kushwant Singh VPO KOTHA GURU, NEAR SHIV MANDIR 63372Unit 52 Engrs C/o 56 APO my Mother ,TEHSIL PHUL, DISTT BATHINDA, I, Ranbir Kaur Harnek Singh R/o Vill: Name and DOB wrongly entered as PUNJAB have changed the name of my Bughipura (Moga) changed my name to Kamlesh Kaur (19/10/1965) in my Service m i n o r D a u g h t e r ’ s D I V A N S H I Ranbir Kaur.Record. Her Correct Name and DOB is MAANKATALA AGE 14 YEARS and she 63372Kamlesh Kour (13/5/1972). Shall hereafter be known as DIVANSHI I Desraj S/o Kaka Singh Village Arnouli Tehsil

600022 72737 Morinda District Rupnagar Has Changed His I, Sushma W/o Trilochan R/o Village I, hitherto Known as SURINDER KUMAR Name To Des Raj.Sangroli, District Kaithal, Have Changed MAANKATALA S/O TELU RAM R/O VPO 63372My Name From Sushma To Sushma K O T H A G U R U , N E A R S H I V I, Vasakha Singh S/o Ajmer Singh R/o Village Sharma. Concerned Please Note. MANDIR,TEHSIL PHUL, DISTT Bhai Bakhtaur District Bathinda have

84451 BATHINDA, PUNJAB have changed my changed my name to Visakha Singh.I, Mahinder Pal S/o Hans Raj Sharma R/o name and Shall hereafter be known as 63372House no. 127, Arya Nagar, Near Forest SURINDER KUMAR I Karamjit Kaur D/o Mukhtiar Singh R/o Complex, Panipat have changed my name 72737 24738, St No.7 Baba Deep Singh Nagar from Mahinder Pal to Mahinder Pal I, hitherto Known as ANU MAANKATALA Bathinda have changed my name to Pali.Sharma. Concerned Please Note. W/o SURINDER KUMAR R/O VPO KOTHA 63372

84451 GURU, NEAR SHIV MANDIR,TEHSIL I Jagdev Singh S/o Jagroop Singh @ Roop I Uprravin Kumar Kaushik S/o Shri Niwas PHUL, DISTT BATHINDA, PUNJAB have Singh R/o Jassi Pau Wali Bathinda my father S/o Sh Nathu Ram R/o V.P.O Pehrawar changed my name and Shall hereafter be name Jagroop Singh And Roop Singh one Distt Rohtak Teh Rohtak Haryana 124021 known as ANU and the same person who has expired.Have changed my name from Uprravin 72737 63372Kumar Kaushik to Arvind Kaushik. I, hitherto Known as SUKHWINDER KAUR I Jagroop Singh S/o Munshi Singh R/o Vpo

50008 W/O JAGSIR R/o VPO JALAL, NAVI Behman Dewana District Bathinda have I Santro Kaur Alias Samitro Kaur W/o Lila DANA MANDI, TEHSIL PHUL, DISTT changed my name to Roop Singh.Singh R/o Kulrian, Tehsil Budhlada, Distt BATHINDA, PUNJAB have changed my 63372Mansa Declared Santro Kaur Alias name and Shall hereafter be known as I Kuldeep Singh Chahal S/o Dhana Singh Samitro Kaur Both Are My Names. I Know JASWINDER KAUR R/o Village Khiwa Kalan District Mansa have With Both Names. 72737 changed my name to Kuldeep Singh.

I, hitherto Known as AJAY KUMAR S/o 63372I Ishwanti Dave W/o Shri Niwas S/o Sh MADAN LAL KAPOOR R/O H.NO. 09, I, Neha Rajpal Verma W/o Richi Kanda R/o Nathu Ram R/o V.P.O Pehrawar Distt HARKRISHAN AVENUE, UJAGAR B-13/91 Rishi Mohalla Geeta Bhawan Road Rohtak Teh Rohtak Haryana 124021 Have NAGAR, NEAR R.N. PUBLIC SCHOOL, Nawanshahr (SBS Nagar) after marriage changed my name from Ishwanti Dave to S.W. LINK ROAD,AMRITSAR, PUNJAB have changed my name to Neha Kanda.Ishbanti. have changed my name and Shall hereafter 63372

50008 be known as AJAY KAPOOR I, Harpreet Singh Gill S/O Iqbal Singh V& Po I, Mukhpal Kaur W/o Balwinder Singh 72737 Mullanpur Distt Ludhiana Have Changed My residing at Badshahpur, Sangrur, Punjab- I, hitherto Known as SATINDER SINGH Name Harpreet Singh Gill To Harpreet Singh.148024 have changed my name and I shall BRAR S/O RAJINDER SINGH R/O. TAPPA 63372hereafter be known as Inderdeep Kaur for ROAD, NEAR ABUL KHURANI, SRI I Manjit Singh S/o Mahinder Singh R/o Vill. all purposes. MUKTSAR SAHIB, PUNJAB have changed Hamirgarh Dhaipai (Mansa) have changed

98726 my name and Shallhereafter be known as my name to Manjeet Singh. Note it.I, Hitherto Known As: Sarbjit Kaur Rajput SATINDER SINGH 63372D/O Kashmir Singh R/O Village: Jandiali, 72737 I, Hardeep Singh S/o Sukhdev Singh R/o District: Jalandhar-144020 (Punjab) Have I, hitherto Known as AMARJIT KAUR D/O Vpo. Bhucho Khurd (Bathinda) changed my Changed My Name And Shall Hereafter BOOTA SINGH W/O BALWINDER SINGH name to Hardeep Singh Saggu.Be Known As: Sarbjit Kaur. R/o. Algon Khurd Distt Tarn Taran Punjab. 63372

72778 have changed my name and Shall hereafter I, Satnam Singh S/O Devinder Singh R/O I Tarlok Singh S/O Jagat Ram R/O Vpo be known as DALWINDER KAUR Vpo Goh, Tehsil Khanna (Ludhiana) Declare Hazara Distt Jalandhar Have Changed 72737 That My Name Be Read As Given Name The Spelling Of My Name From Tarlok I, hitherto Known as MANDEEP KAUR D/o Satnam And Surname Singh.Singh To Tirlok Singh. KARTAR SINGH W/O SUKHPAL SINGH 63372

72778 R/O 143, BHAI VEER SINGH COLONY, I Hitherto Known As Jatinder S/O I, Monika D/O Ram Lal R/O Banga Tehsil MULLE CHAKK, DISTT AMRITSAR, Harbans Lal, Resident At Vpo Apra, Banga District S.b.s. Nagar, Punjab Have PUNJAB have changed my name and Shall Tehsil Phillaur, Distt. Jalandhar, Punjab Changed My Name From Monika To hereafter be known as KIRANPREET (India)-144416, Have Changed My Monika Kumari. KAUR Name And Shall Hereafter Be Known As

72778 72737 Jatinder Singh Tanda.I , Pal Singh S/o Hjara Singh Vpo. I, hitherto Known as NARINDER KAUR W/o 63372Chamyari , Tehsil Ajnala Distt. Amritsar JOGINDER SINGH R/O VILL AGE I, Rahul S/o Ramesh Kumar R/o B-Have Changed My Name To Rashpal SINGHOWAL, PO CHORE SIDHWAN, 1/196 Moh. Chaudhrian Near Shiv Singh DISTT. GURDASPUR, PUNJAB have Mandir Phillaur (Jalandhar) changed

72737 changed my name and Shall hereafter be my name to Rahul Kumar.I, Gurmanider Singh S/O Jaswinder known as NARINDERJIT KAUR 63372Singh Vill Kukran Wala (Harsha Chhina 72737 I Raghvir Singh S/O Jasvir Singh R/O ) Tehsil Ajnala Distt. Amritsar Have I, hitherto Known as SUDHA W/O RAJESH Bhai Rupa Dist t Bath inda Have Changed My Name To Gurminder Singh KATHURIA R/O H.NO. 6, CELEBRATION Changed My Name To Raghvir Singh

72737 ENCLAVE, FATEHGARH CHURIAN Dhaliwal.I Sandeep Kaur W/O Avtar Singh R/O ROAD, AMRITSAR-143001, PUNJAB have 63372Preet Vihar Colony Kathunangal Road, changed my name and Shallhereafter be I Inderjit Kaur W/O Raghvir Singh Majitha, Amritsar, Have Changed My known as KIRAN Dhaliwal R/O Bhai Rupa Distt Bathinda Name To Sandeep Is My Given Name And 72737 Have Changed My Name To Inderjeet Kaur Is My Surname. I Rakesh Kumar Alias Rakesh Kamboj S/o Kaur Dhaliwal.

72737 Om Parkash, H.No. 3212, Sec-17, HUDA 63372I Manju Sareen W/O Gursharan Singh Phase-2, Jagadhri, Distt. Yamunanagar I Gurpreet Kour W/O Gurpreet Singh Pasricha R/O A-311, Ranjit Avenue, declare that Rakesh Kumar Alias R/O Bhai Rupa Distt Bathinda Have Amritsar, Have Changed My Name To Rakesh Kamboj is the name of one After Marriage Changed My Name To Manju Pasricha. & Same Person Gurpreet Kaur.

72737 100060 63372I Gursharan Singh S/O Ajit Singh R/O I, Parvinder Kaur resident of # No. 200, I Amarjeet Kaur W/O Sikander Singh A-311, Ranjit Avenue, Amritsar, Have Dashmesh Avenue, St No. 2 Sangrur, R/O Vpo Dakha Distt Ludhiana Have Changed My Name To Gursharan Punjab, India have c h a n g e d m y Change My Name To Amarjit Kaur.Singh Pasricha. name to Parv inder K aur A t t r i . A l l 63372

72737 concerned p lease n o te . I, Ankit Gupta S/o Krishan Kumar R/o I, Pinki W/o Himmat Masih R/o. 666766 H.No.725/12 New Geeta Colony Moga Adarsh Nagar Ajnala Amritsar I , A m r i t p a l S i n g h K l a i r S / O Changed Name Ankit Tayal.declare that my daughter name is G u r m i n d e r S i n g h R e s i d e n t o f 63372wrongly entered as Janifer in her K a k r a l a K a l a n ( L u d h i a n a ) I, Pyarjit Kaur W/o Shamsher Singh (D/o school admission form 1 but her C h a n g e d m y n a m e A m r i t p a l Dharam Singh) R/o Shahdinwala correct name is Jennifer S ingh . (Ferozepur) Have Changed My Name To

72737 63372 Jasvir Kaur.I, Anisha Chawla D/o Amarpal Singh I , K u l w i n d e r S i n g h B e d i S / o 63372Dilwari R/o.26-A, Albert Road, G u r c h a r a n S i n g h R / o V i l l : I , Karamjeet Kaur Dhal iwal W/O Amritsar Punjab declare that Anisa Handiaya Po. Handiaya Barnala Harmandeep Singh R/O Patti Mahanta Vpo Chawla and Anisa Dilawari is one and (Barnala) changed my name to Kokri Kalan, Tehsil Moga, District Moga the Same Person Kulwinder S ingh. Punjab Have Changed My Name To

72737 63372 Karamjeet Kaur.I Manpreet Singh Thind S/o Tarlochan I Sukhpa l S ingh S /O Sukhdev 63372Singh R/o Vill . Bhago Ke, Po Mallan Singh R/O Vpo Rajgarh (Ludhiana) Wala Tehsil Zira Distt Ferozepur Have H a v e C h a n g e d M y N a m e To Changed My Name To Manpreet Singh. Sukhpal S ingh Batuha.

72737 63372I, Sukhjit Singh Dhillon S/O Parshan I S u k h p a l S i n g h B a t u h a S / O Singh R/O 463, Kasel, Tarn Taran Have Sukhdev Singh R/O Vpo Rajgarh Changed My Name Sukhjit Singh Dhillon ( L u d h i a n a ) H a v e C h a n g e d M y TO Sukhjit Singh. All Concerned Note Minor Son Name Gurnoor S ingh To

72737 Gurnoor S ingh Batuha.I Jaspreet Singh S/o Sh. Kesar Singh R/o 63372H.no. 465 Daddu Majra Colony, Sector 38 I Rajwant Kaur W/O Sukhpal Singh West Chandigarh have changed my name Batuha R/O Vpo Rajgarh (Ludhiana) from Jaspreet Singh to Jaspreet Singh Have Changed My Name To Rajwant Mathoda. Kaur Batuha.

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PUBLIC NOTICEI Veena Aggarwal W/O Inder Bhushan R/O Ws-108, Mohalla Satran, Basti Sheikh, Jalandhar. Affirming That I Have Lost Gpa Bearing 1227 Dated 09-02-2015 In Favour Of Gurmeet Kaur W/O Gian Singh And Gian Singh S/O Piru Of The Property Situated At Plot No.7, Village Dhaliwal Distt. Jalandhar. I Have Lodged The Online Complaint Sr No.269974/2022 Dated 08-09-2022 At Police Station P.s. Div No.5 Jalandhar. Though If Any Person Find The Same Kindly Return Me On Above Noted Address.

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PUBLIC NOTICEWe, Nardeep Singh S/O Jasbir Singh And Lovepreet Kaurw/O Nardeep Singh Whose Permanent Address In India Is House No. C-195 Udhav Nagar, Jalandhar, Punjab And Are Now Living At 49 Wimborne Crescent, Westcroft, Milton Keynes Mk4 4db Hereby Give Notice Of Our Intention To Change Our Son’s Name From Manveer Singh Sangha To Manveer Singh Subject To The Approval Of The High Commission Of India, London.

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PUBLIC NOTICE I, Jomavil Rafols Bolocboloc holder of Passport No. P0827147C issued at DFA CEBU Philippines) Wife of B h a r t M e h t a R / o B a r a n g a y Vallehermoso Negros Oriental, Philippines, now at house No. 4,Ward No.14, Krishna Nagar, Khanna Tehsil-Khanna Distt Ludhiana Punjab, India,141401 declare that I get married with Bhart Mehta son of Parmod Kumar Mehta according to Hindu rites So I have changed my religion from Catholic to Hindu religion without any undue influence. Now I have adopted Hindu religion and now I am Hindu.

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PUBLIC NOTICESI Simarjeet Kaur Spouse of Army No15576639x hav Gurjeet Singh R/o Vpo Mehma Sarja Teh/ Distt Bathinda 151201 (Punjab) do heraby declares that in my husband’s service Required my Date of Birth Wrongly amended as 16-03-1988 But corrent DOB is 16-03-1987 v i d e a f f d a u l t N o i n - P B 21810929722649U dated 05-09-22

90004I, Usha Rani Raj W/O Late Om Parkash R/O Windsor Road, U.k. Presently Vill. Nurpur, Jalandhar Declare That My Daughter Vijeta Kumar And Her Daughter Monika Sharma Are Goes To Bad Company And Out Of My Control. Therefore I Disown Them From My Moveable, Immoveable All Property. I And My Son Break All Relation From Them. In Future, Anybody Will Deal With Vijeta Kumar And Monika Sharma On Own Risk.

72778I, Sunita Kumari Hira W/o Amritpal Singh Musafir R/o 38, Hira Hutt, Main Road Joginder Nagar, Rama Mandi, Jalandhar, Punjab, declare that my daughter Hiya Musafir is student of Class IX in Army Public School, Jalandhar Cantt. In her school record parents name are wrongly written as Amritpal Singh (father) and Sunita Musafir (mother). While the correct name of father is Amritpal Singh Musafir and mother’s name is Sunita Kumari Hira.

72778I, Charan Singh S/o Harnam Singh R/o. VPO. Rajatal, Tehsil & Distt Amritsar Present 628 Fraser Vistal NW. City of Edmonton,province of Alberta, T5YO0V4 declare that my Daughter Amanpreet Kaur wife of Rashpal Singh is out of my control. So I disinherited her from my all moveable/immoveable properties. Anybody who deals with her shall be solely Responsible.

72737I Rajdeep Kaur Alias Rani W/o Ranjit Singh R/o Village Ramu Wala (Delianwali) Jaitu, Distt. Faridkot has declare that my son Mantaar Singh and his wife Sehajdeep Kaur were out of my control, Now I am living with my father Gurtej Singh S/o Diyal Singh R/o Village Doda, Kothe Rann Singh Wale, Distt. Sri Muktsar Sahib. So I will not have any concern/relation with above Said Mantaar Singh and his wife Sehajdeep Kaur.

63372I Anil Kumar S/o Late Prem Singh R/o House No. 428, Street No. 1, Bharat Nagar, Nabha Road, Patiala declare that Vinod Kumar is my real brother and his date of birth 06/04/1990. He is known by both names Vinod Kumar and Vinod Kumar Verma i.e. one and same person.

63372I, Rajdeep Kaur Gill (W/o Dalvir Singh Gill) DOB- 25-09-1991, Place of birth-Kussa, Punjab, India, Passport No. V5250813 presently living 65018 RD 4E Rosser, Manitoba, Canada. Have change my name as Rajdeep Kaur. Concerned please note. Contact: 204-510-0057

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YUGMARG, CHANDIGARH, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 2022

NEW DELHI : Ahead of India's upcoming G20 presidency, International Monetary Fund (IMF) Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva on Thursday thanked Prime Minister Narendra Modi for a great meeting and congratulated

on India's strong economic recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic. Taking to Twitter, Georgieva wrote "Thank you @PMOIndia @narendramodi for a great meeting. Congratulations on India's strong economic recovery from the pandemic and its remarkable advances, especially the incredible success in digitalization," and congratulated India's robust economic recovery from the pandemic.

The IMF chief also applauded the incredible success of the digitalization of India during the talks with Prime Minister Modi and assured full support for India to protect macroeconomic and financial

stability. "As India takes the helm of G20, you can count on @IMFNews full support to protect macroeconomic & financial stability, advance cooperation on debt resolution & promote financial inclusion," the IMF Chief tweeted. Georgieva also counted on India's strong leadership to further strengthen a strong multilateral system and advance IMF reforms.

IMF Director congratulates PM Modi on India's strong

economic recovery

CHANDIGARH: Newly appointed Chairman of Punjab Khadi and Village Industries Board Mr. Inderjeet Singh Mann today assumed the charge of his office in the presence of Cabinet Ministers Mr. Aman Arora and Mr. Gurmeet Singh Meet Hayer. Congratulating Mr. Mann, both the Ministers expressed hope that under his leadership the Board will scale new heights. They assured fulsome support and cooperation to the new Chairman for his every endeavor. In his address, the new Chairman said that the Khadi Board is an important organization working towards employment generation, especially in the rural areas to every household. He said that led by the Chief Minister Mr. Bhagwant Mann the board will make every effort to open new vistas of employment for youth. He said that the functioning of the Board will be made result oriented and in a high professional manner. He said that special emphasis will be laid on providing marketing opportunities to existing units.

SHORTTALKS

New Chairman of Punjab Khadi and Village Industries Board assumes office

SHIV KUMAR SHARMAKARNAL, SEPTEMBER 9: On Friday, Gharunda MLA Harvinder Kalyan closely inspected all the works of the colonies under Karnal Municipal Corporation of Gharaunda Vidhan Sabha constituency along with Karnal Municipal Corporation Mayor Renu Bala Gupta. During this, MLA Harvindra Kalyan and Municipal Corporation Mayor Renu Bala Gupta also laid the foundation stone of the park and streets under construction in Uttam Municipal Corporation area. Rs 1 crore 80 lakhs will be spent on parks under construction in Uttam Nagar area and 50 lakhs will be spent on the foundation and construction of streets. The MLA also gave instructions to build the Chhath Puja Ghat under construction in the park on the demand of the people before Chhath Puja.

Kalyan orders speeding up of construction work for park

scam allegation on Modi government. The double-engine (BJP) government in both the Centre and State has worked together to take the state and country forward. We can't let the country get divided and must work with unity to take it forward,' he added.

Thakur's remarks came a day after PM Modi blow the poll bugle in the hill state on Thursday.

The Congress 'Bharat Jodo Yatra' is being held to combat the divisive politics of the BJP-led

HAMIRPUR : Taking a pot shot Centre, and to awaken the people at the Congress president Rahul of the country to the dangers of Gandhi-led Bharat Jodo Yatra, economic inequalities, social Union Minister Anurag Thakur polarisation and political on Friday said that India is centralisation.already united under the A 3,500-km march from leadership of Prime Minister Kanyakumari to Kashmir is Narendra Modi. undertaken by Rahul Gandhi

"Rahul Gandhi is going on andwill be completed in 150 days Bharat Jodo yatra nowadays. But and cover as many as 12 states.India is already united under the After reaching Kerala on leadership of PM Modi," Anurag September 11, the Yatra will Thakur said at the inauguration traverse through the state for the event of various development next 18 days, reaching Karnataka schemes in Himachal Pradesh's on September 30. It will be in Hamirpur. Karnataka for 21 days before

"There is not even a Rs 1 moving north.

Union Minister Anurag Thakur grills Congress over Bharat Jodo Yatra,

says India already united

AGENCY reduce the TB burden in India by 2025, five notifications and consistent efforts that led NEW DELHI: President Droupadi years ahead of the Sustainable to monthly notification reporting to reach Murmu through a virtual event on Development Goals. In 2020, the RNTCP pre-pandemic levels by end of 2021.September 9, launched 'Pradhan Mantri TB has renamed the National TB Elimination The Union Health Minister emphasized Mukt Bharat Abhiyaan' to eliminate TB by Program (NTEP) to emphasize the aim of that a 360-degree approach is the 2025. President Droupadi Murmu urged the Government of India to eliminate TB in cornerstone of TB elimination in India citizens to work collectively towards TB India by 2025. and observed that a societal approach that elimination in the spirit of Jan Bhaagidari on Union Health and Family Welfare brings together people from all a war footing. Minister, Dr. Mansukh Mandaviya, backgrounds into a Jan Andolan is

: President Droupadi Murmu through a Minister of State for Health and Family needed to achieve the ambitious target of virtual event on September 9, launched Welfare, Dr. Bharati Pravin Pawar were eliminating TB by 2025.'Pradhan Mantri TB Mukt Bharat Abhiyaan' present at the launch event along with Union The President also launched the Ni-to eliminate TB by 2025. President Ministers, Governors and Lt. Governors, kshay Mitra initiative to ensure Droupadi Murmu urged citizens to work State Health Ministers, and other additional diagnostic, nutritional, and collectively towards TB elimination in the dignitaries. vocational support to those on TB spirit of Jan Bhaagidari on a war footing. The virtual event was also attended by treatment, and encouraged elected

The National Tuberculosis Elimination state and district health administrations, representatives, corporates, NGOs, and Programme (NTEP), previously known as representatives from corporates, industries, individuals to come forward as donors to Health Minister Dr. Mansukh Mandaviya Prime Minister's citizen-centric policies". the Revised National Tuberculosis Control civil society, NGOs, and TB Champions. help the patients complete their journey stated that "the Pradhan Mantri TB Mukt He attributed the success of the TB program Programme (RNTCP), aims to strategically Speaking on the occasion, Union toward recovery.Bharat Abhiyan is an extension of Hon'ble to key indicators such as TB case

MAINPAL KASHYAPINDRI, SEPTEMBER 9: On behalf of the Department of Women and Child Development, in the entire month of September, nutrition awareness is being raised in every home, in which not only information is being given about proper nutritious food but also information on how to make proper nutritious food is being given. Various awareness programs are being conducted for women and children especially to take them from malnutrition to nutrition. A series of programs is being organized throughout the month at all Anganwadi centers in the district Women and Child Development Project Officer Meena Ratan said that the department is working at the ground level to reduce the level of malnutrition among women and children. From September 1, activities are being carried out for 30 days under the scheduled program regarding awareness of nutrition in the section. In order to connect the general public with this campaign, they are being given information on how to prepare nutritious food at low cost. Expensive ingredients are not required for a nutritious diet. The diet can be made a complete nutritious diet only with the right amount of ingredients. She said that in the coming days, efforts will be made to select highly malnourished children and bring them to the normal category. Women's seminars at Anganwadi centers, monitoring of children's growth through street plays, awareness campaigns on good eating habits and diet, health check-up camps identifying malnourished children, through concerned departments to eliminate anemia. Programs will be organized to create awareness about local nutritious food through the organization of camps and nutrition fairs.

Expensive ingredients not required for nutritious diet: Expert

President Droupadi Murmu launches 'Pradhan Mantri TB Mukt Bharat Abhiyaan' to eliminate TB by 2025

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Aara market of Faridkot, village Lalewal of SBS Nagaralso declared ASF affectedCHANDIGARH: The Punjab government has declared Aara Market of Faridkot City and vil-lage Lalewal of district SBS Nagar as African swine fever (ASF) affected zones after confirma-tion from the Indian Council of Agricultural Research (ICAR) -National High Security AnimalDisease Institute, Bhopal of ASF in the samples from these areas, informed Mr. Laljit SinghBhullar, Minister for Animal Husbandry, Fisheries & Dairy Development, Punjab. He said that re-strictions under the provisions of "The Prevention and Control of Infectious and Contagious Dis-eases in Animals Act, 2009" and the "National Action Plan for Control, Containment and Eradi-cation of African Swine Fever (June 2020)" have been strictly imposed in these areas for the pre-vention of the disease and 0 to 1 kilometre area of these areas would be notified as "infected zones"while 1 to 10 KM (9 KM) area would be "surveillance zones". No live or dead pig, meat or mate-rial shall be taken out of or brought into the infected zones, he added.

CHET RAM RATTAN NAWANSHAHR, SEPT 9

District Patwar Union of SBSNagar election was heldunanimously under the lead-ership of District PrabandarPalwinder Singh Sood, Gen-eral Secretary Punjab OnkarSingh Kanungo and RamLubhaya District GeneralSecretary. Tajinder Singh RaiDistrict, Surjitpal General

Secretary, Lalita Yadav Trea-surer, Jagatpal Representa-tive Punjab, Rana Singh Se-nior Vice President, Ravi Ku-mar Office Secretary,Pradeep Kumar Press Secre-tary, Jaspal Singh Vice Presi-dent, Assistant TreasurerGaurav Guptan, AssistantSecretary-General besidesSecretary Pradeep Kumar,Publicity Secretary Prem Ku-mar, Indrapit Corps, Madan

Lal Banga, Jagdeep Kumar,Raman Singh Rana, VijayKumar, Sandeep Kumar,Amardeep Singh Pooni,Nachhatar Singh, SatinderKumar were elected unani-mously as members of thedistrict body.

Pargan Singh Shihmar,former Tehsil President,Mandeep Kumar, formertreasurer, Manjit Kaur, Poon-am Sahajpal were present.

Annual Jagran by HinduSikh Ekta Club on today

PATHANKOT (R. SINGH): Annual Jagran beingorganized by Hindu Sikh Ekta Club on 10th Sep-tember in the premises of Ramlila Ground and BJPstate president and MLAAshwani Sharma reachedto take stock of the ongoing preparations for thefair. Those who appreciated the religious programbeing organized by the club and said that mutualassociation increases in such religious programs.President Nirmal Singh Pappu, General SecretaryVijay Chopra, Cashier Ashwani Ashu, Senior VicePresident Subhash Chander Bhasha and RajeevMahajan Kala said that after Jagrate on September10, Suchi Poodi Kadah Prasad would be distributedon September 13 at Gaaddi Aahata Chowk. Onthis occasion Rajiv Mahajan Kala, Kewal KrishanMahajan, Vikas, Ankush Mahajan, Vicky, Advo-cate Kulbhushan Manhas, Karn Kundra, RampalVicky, Kanwaldeep Singh etc. were present.

9-member committee constituted to decideon cotton crop commission for Arhtias

GAURAV GOELCHANDIGARH, SEPT 9

Punjab Chief Minister Bhag-want Mann's decision to or-ganize 'Kheda Watan PunjabDeyan' to revive sports culturein Punjab and recognize thetalent of sportspersons in thestate is finally bearing fruit asthe sports department has suc-cessfully conducted block lev-el competitions after the inau-gural ceremony. Now districtlevel competitions will be heldin all districts from 12 to 22September for which all prepa-rations are complete. It wasdisclosed by Punjab SportsMinister Gurmeet Singh MeetHayer through a press commu-niqué released here today.

Meet Hayer congratulatedall the players, sports officialsand district administrations forsuccessfully conducting theblock level competitions andexpressed hope that just asthese games have had a goodstart, there will be a successfulconclusion after the district

and state level competitions.He said that players fromevery village and city of Pun-jab are taking part in thesegames, which is the main mo-tive of this sports festival.

The minister said that Vol-leyball, Athletics, Football,Kabaddi (National style), KhoKho and Wrestling competi-tions were held at the blocklevel.

Now the winners of thesegames will participate in dis-trict level competitions. Apartfrom these sports, there are sixage groups at the district levelof Handball, Softball, Judo,

Roller Skating, Gatka, KickBoxing, Hockey, Netball, Bad-minton, Basketball, PowerLifting, Lawn Tennis,Wrestling, Swimming, Box-ing, Table Tennis andWeightlifting. There will beUnder 14, Under 17, Under 21,21-40 years, 40-50 years andabove 50 years. Para sports-men competitions would alsobe held. In 41-50 years andabove 50 years age group com-petition of Table Tennis, LawnTennis, Badminton, Volleyballand Athletics will be held. Cer-tificates will be awarded to thewinners of these categories.

Meet Hayer further in-formed that the district levelwinners will be given certifi-cates. After this, the state-levelcompetitions of the districtwinners will be held from Oc-tober 10 to 21. A total of Rs. 6Cr worth prizes will be distrib-uted to the winners at the statelevel. Rs. 10,000 will be givento the first position winner, Rs.7,000 for the second and Rs.5,000 for third place winners.

District level tournaments will beheld from Sept 12 to 22: Meet Hayer

Tajinder Singh Rai elected Presidentof District Patwar Union

Despite installation of CCTV incity, there is an increase in theftsSANJEEV TEJPALMORINDA, SEPT 9

To ensure the safety of the citizens of Morinda and toprotect people from thieves, 32 CCTVs have been in-stalled at different places in the city. Whose overallcontrol is in Morinda police station but still the theftincidents are increasing day by day in the city. Duringthe last 4-5 days, thieves have stolen about four ACsfrom the roofs of shops near Morinda bus stand. Butthe Morinda police have so far failed to trace the foot-steps of these thieves. While the incidents of theft havebeen recorded in the CCTV cameras installed in thepolice station. Darshan Kumar, who runs a shop in thename of Raju Communication at the bus stand, told re-porters that thieves have stolen the AC installed on theroof of his shop last night.

Darshan Kumar said that for the last four days theACs installed in the shops around his shop are beingstolen. He said that the AC was stolen from the shopof his neighbor shopkeeper Pankaj Kumar two daysago. The owner of a computer training center in themarket said that due to the lack of street lights, thievesare stealing valuables from his shops, which has dis-turbed his sleep at night. Shopkeeper Kuldeep Soodsaid that 4 counters have been stolen from his shopwhile Sandeep Singh said that the batteries of the in-verters have been stolen by the thieves. The local mu-nicipal council collects lakhs of rupees annually fromthe rent and parking fees of the council shops locatedat the bus stand of Morinda, but there is no light andno watchman in the bus stand.

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Academic Session Commences at BabaBanda Singh Bahadur Engg College

SURJEET SINGH SAHIFATEHGARH SAHIB, SEPT 9The leading Engineering College in district FatehgarhSahib has commenced its new academic session with aone-month orientation program. Various subject expertsand other speakers will provide special information tonewly admitted students during this one-month orienta-tion programme. On this occasion, Principal Dr. LakhvirSingh congratulated all of the students and their parentswho got admission. He also mentioned that the collegehas received a "A" grade from NAAC and is recognisedby NBA, demonstrating the institution's internationalstanding. He stated that this institution has been makingstrides in the field of technical education for the past 30years, and that students who have graduated from here areworking in various companies on a global scale. Asidefrom that, various facilities like labs and workshops aremade available to the students. On this occasion, depart-ment heads and deans shared information about the col-lege with students.

SHASHI PAL JAINCHANDIGARH, SEPT 9

The Punjab government has decidedto form a 9-member committee to de-cide on the quantum of commissionto be paid to commission agents forcotton crop.

Sharing this information after ameeting Punjab Bhavan here today,Agriculture Minister Kuldeep SinghDhaliwal said that to resolve variousissues of cotton farmers and Arhtias,a joint meeting was called to redressthe issues of Aartias, farmers andCotton factory owners in which sen-ior officers Additional Chief Secre-tary of Agriculture DepartmentSarvjit Singh and Special Chief Sec-retary to Chief Minister Ravi Bhagatand Mandi Board Secretary RaviBhagat were also present.

The Agriculture Minister saidthat the government led by ChiefMinister Bhagwant Mann will equal-ly take care of the interests of all thesections of the society for theprogress of the state. He said thatmany issues were resolved on thespot by listening to everyone in the

meeting. Kuldeep Singh Dhaliwalsaid that with the consensus of all, ithas been decided to form a 9-membercommittee to take a decision on thecommission to be taken by agents onthe cotton crop. The committee willhave 2 representatives each ofArhtias, cotton farmers, cotton facto-ry owners and 3 government officials.

During the meeting, the farmersbrought an important issue to the no-tice of the Agriculture Minister thatthere are illegal encroachments inmany grain markets across the state,due to which farmers are facing a lotof problems during the paddy andwheat season. The Agriculture or-dered an immediate action to launcha campaign to remove the encroach-ments at the earliest. Solving another

important issue of Arhtias, the Agri-culture Minister said that in view ofthe difficulties brought to his atten-tion, a decision was taken not to im-plement land mapping and onlinepurchase for the non MSP crops tillMSP for the time being.

Kuldeep Singh Dhaliwal furthersaid that during the previous meeting,the Aartias had demanded to reducethe interest on the outstandingamount of their shops in the grainmarkets, after considering this, thegovernment has decided to bring aone-time settlement scheme to re-solve this issue. Along with this onthe earlier request by the Aartias, thegovernment has issued a calendar forthe auction of vacant plots in thegrain markets.

Indian Army conductsGagan strike in Punjab

RAWEL BHINDER PATIALA,SEPT 9

Showcasing might andprowess of the Indian ArmedForces, Kharga Corps con-ducted GAGAN STRIKEwhich was a joint exercisebetween Indian Army andIndian Airforce.

The exercise was conduct-ed over a period of fourdays. The exercise validatedthe Apache 64E and Ad-vanced Light HelicopterWSl as potent weapon deliv-ery platforms. The forcemultiplier effect of combin-ing these machines withground operations has en-hanced the combat superior-ity of our forces. The exer-cise comprised of attack hel-icopters being employed asthe aerial arm of maneuverin support of ground forcescarrying out drills practicingannihilation of enemy de-fences, deep penetration andthereby creating a criticalityfor the adversary. The exer-

cise also showcased preci-sion firepower by Attack He-licopters in coordinationwith ground forces mecha-nised columns. Lt GenPratik Sharma, AVSM, SM,General Officer Command-ing, Khagra Corps spear-headed this exercise. TheJoint Exercise was witnessedby Lt Gen Nav K Khanduri,AVSM, VSM, General Offi-cer Commanding in Chief,Western Command, who ex-horted all combat forces tocontinue to evolve such con-cepts and remain prepared tocounter any contingency onour Western Borders.

SUKH NAHAR JAGRAON, SEPT 9

Government senior second-ary school Akhara celebrated"Teachers day" with the sup-port of union bank of India atthe school campus paying re-spect to the teachers whowork hard everyday to buildbetter future for the nation.

Manager Priyabrata Raiin her address mentioned thatteachers are like candle thatconsumes itself to light the

way for others. She instructedthe students to respect theirteachers and be thankful tothem for imparting education.School principal Sarbjit Kaurinformed students about theimportance of teachers in thelives of students and alsotalked about the responsibili-ties of students towards theirteachers. The bank staff alsoorganized a quiz competitionfor the students and the win-ners were awarded by thestaff.

Teachers day celebratedat Akhara Govt School

Jagraon Schoolsassociation toconduct tree

plantation drive

SUKH NAHARJAGRAON, SEPT 9 Jagraon Schools associationheld a meeting in which theypassed a resolution for treeplantation with "one studentone plant" target as they ex-tended support to federationof private schools and associ-ation of Punjab aim of plant-ing 5 lakh plants under "Mis-sion Hariyali". The associa-tion decided to conduct a treeplantation drive on 11th and12th September. St. Ma-hapragya's School directorVishal Jain the meeting waspresided over by Shahi Jain,director of Sanmati VimalJain senior secondary Schooland was held in the presenceof secretary RajpalKaur(principal of SwamiRoop Chand Jain School),treasurer Tejinder Gupta(di-rector Shanti Devi memorialSchool).

ANIL VERMABATHINDA, SEPT 9

Professor (Dr.) R.K. Uppal ofBaba Farid College of Manage-ment and Technology, Bathindawas awarded the "PUNJABRATAN" award during the 44thannual celebrations of the All In-dia Conference of Intellectuals,2022 for his distinguished serv-ices to the students and society,Dr. Uppal is an accomplishedacademician, a distinguished au-thor, a collaborative researcher,and an effective mentor to youngscholars.

He is also a frequent review-er, discussant, and on sessionchair for several professional or-ganizations. Truly, he is a vision-ary in the field of banking and fi-nance, with exceptional theoret-

ical and applied contributions inthe subject.Little did he knowthat this inclination towards asubject could ignite his passionin ways that would lead him tomake global records. Complet-ing the Maximum Number ofMajor Post-Doctoral ResearchProjects on Banking and Fi-nance, he has registered hisname in the India Book ofRecords, Asia Book of Records,

International Book of Records,and World Book of Records. Dr.Uppal observed that informationtechnology (IT) is playing a keyrole in the development andmodernization of banks in India.The information technology wasalso attaining new peaks everyyear in our country and all thesedevelopments were in confor-mation with the liberalizationand globalization wave.

Baba Farid College of mgt, tech Prof. R. K. Uppal conferred upon Pb Rattan

Narinder Ajnohamobilized employeesfor Sangrur rally

DALJEET AJNOHAHOSHIARPUR: The entireemployee class is protestingagainst the policy of delay adoptedby the Punjab government towardsemployee issues. The attitude ofthe Punjab government talkingabout change towards theemployees is seen as the same asthe previous governments becausethe demands of the employeeshave remained the same. Theseviews will be expressed by theconvenor of Old PensionRestoration Struggle CommitteeKot Fatuhi Narinder Ajnoha,General Secretary Unkar Singh,Finance Secretary HarmanojKumar Bhatti on September 10.Itwas done by mobilizing theemployees for the Sangrur rally. Hesaid that the process of transfer ofemployees has stopped. Stopping transferred employees byimposing unnecessary conditions,imposing Central Pay-Commissionon forced employees, not restoringdeducted allowances, not providingbooks to students on time,entangling students and teachers inunnecessary projects, by thePunjab School Education Board notstopping the looting of students, notregularizing contractual employees,not including computer teachers inthe education department.Notdoing, not solving the problems ofthe outsourced employees, nottalking about the dues afterremoving the mistakes of the PayCommission and there are manyother demands of the employeestowards which the government hasturned a blind eye.

Rajpura Block-2 WatanPunjab sports events

BHUPINDER KAPOORRAJPURA: Today at villageDhakansu Majra, Chairman ofSchool Management CommitteeRanjit Singh Dhakansu Majra,Sarpanch Kashmir Singh, SchoolHead Master Surinder SinghKhanna were conducted. GurpreetSingh Dhamoli, Joint SecretaryAam Aadmi Party Punjab andPresident All School ParentsAssociation, along with hiscolleagues Kuldeep Singh BlockPresident, Sikandar Singh BlockPresident, Bhagwant Singh BlockPresident, Surinder Singh BantiKhanpur, Bikram Singh NalasRoad, arrived as the chief guesttoday. Gurjit Singh Bittu, Kirat SinghSehra, Bali Singh Circle President,Mustafa Ji Circle President, MadanBabbar, Bonni Pilkhani, DavinderLuthra, Bikram Singh Khanpur,Dharam Singh Dharma, reachedthe function. School staff, childrenand administrators started thefunction by cutting the ribbon fromthe chief guest Gurpreet SinghDhamoli. On this occasion, he metthe players. On this occasion, thechief guest Gurpreet Singh Dhamolisaid that the Aam Aadmi Partygovernment is conducting thegames of Watan Punjab in allPunjab to make children healthyand prevent drug addiction.

CHARANJIT SINGH ARORAAMRITSAR, SEPT 9

Rich tributes were paid to themartyrs of the epic Saragarhibattle during a special `Remem-brance Day’ organized at Khal-sa College Public School(KCPS), here today, marking125th anniversary of the battle.

The sacrifices of the 21 sol-diers, who laid their lives whilefighting 10,000 Afghan tribal onSeptember 12, 1897 on theAfghanistan border, is quoted asan example in the history of

warfare in the world. The pro-gram organized by the school incollaboration with the US basedSaragarhi Foundation witnessedthe fiery speeches in praise ofsoldiers’ bravery and culturalpresentation paying glowingtributes to those who laid theirlives in skirmish. Khalsa Col-lege Governing Council hon-ourary secretary Rajinder Mo-han Singh Chhina termed theSaragarhi Battle as an exempla-ry tale in the world when 21Sikh soldiers showed an unpar-alleled act of bravery.

Valour of 21 soldiers exemplary in World History: Chhina

SUMER GARGSUNAM, SEPT 9

Information and Public Rela-tions, New and Renewable En-ergy and Housing and UrbanDevelopment minister of Pun-jab, Aman Arora announcedthat teams of officials from dif-ferent departments have beenformed to address the problemsof residents living in rural areasof Sunam assembly constituen-cy(SAC). These teams willreach out directly to the peopleby going from village to villageto collect information aboutpending work and difficultiesbeing faced by them.

While inaugurating thecivil veterinary dispensary atvillage Ghasiwala in the con-stituency, Mr. Arora said that

the basic outline of the devel-opment of the constituency hasbeen prepared and from nextweek the work would be car-ried out in a phased manner.

He said that the PunjabGovt led by Chief Minister,Bhagwant Mann has taken un-precedented decisions andthese have been implementedsuccessfully in the last fivemonths. He said, "The cam-paign to make the state freefrom corruption is bearing fruit

and meaningful steps are beingtaken in the direction of mak-ing the state bright and pros-perous". He further said, "Thegovernment is doing importantwork in the field of educationand health and the campaign tofree the village lands from ille-gal occupation is also going onsuccessfully". Mr. Arora saidthat getting out of the tradition-al crop cycle and adopting al-lied occupations has becomethe need of the hour.

Arora inaugurates the civilveterinary dispensaries in SAC

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IOC provides financialassistance to SpitiFarmers Society

SHIMLA: Indian Oil Corporation(IOC) Limited handed over a chequeof Rs. 7,23,800 to the Spiti FarmersSociety, Chicham of district Lahaul &Spiti in the presence of GovernorRajendra Vishwanath Arlekar at RajBhavan, today. This financialassistance is for scientific andinnovative value addition of localhighland Barley for livelihoodimprovement in tribal areas of Spitivalley of the State. Expressinggratitude to the IOC Limited, theGovernor said that the developmentaland agricultural activities in the tribalareas would get further impetus bysuch efforts. Jitender Kumar,Divisional Retail Head, ShimlaDivisional Office, IOC Ltd. handedover the cheque to Kalzang Lade,General Secretary, the Spiti FarmersSociety.

Painter dies as piece ofglass entered his chestUNA: 42-year-old Yakub sonMuhammad Ibrahim resident ofKutheda Khairla working as painterdied as pice of glass entered hischest. On receiving informationabout the incident, Amb police tookthe dead body in possession andsent it to District Regional HospitalUna for postmortem. Yakub alongwith his brother and another laborerstarted the work of paint in a shopin Amb Bazar on Thursday itself.Around one o'clock in theafternoon, Yakub with his brotherwas trying to open the glass in theshop. During this, due to a crack inthe glass, it broke from the middleand due to a piece of glass directlyentering the chest near his throat, avein in the throat was cut. Afterwhich he was taken to the CivilHospital Amb for treatment in aserious condition, where doctordeclared him dead.

HIMACHAL/JKYUGMARG, CHANDIGARH, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 2022

Four Bengal climbers missingSHIMLA: Four mountaineers from West Bengal have been missing fromMalana of Kullu district, spokesperson of the state disaster managementauthority said. Four trekkers have gone missing near Wachem (Malana).They have been identified as Abhijit Banik, 43, Chinmoy Mondal, 43, DibashDas, 37 and Binoy Das, 31. "Four climbers of Mt. Ali Ratni Tibba (5458m)from West Bengal are reported to be missing since day before yesterday enroute summit in Kullu," the SDMA official stated. Adding that, two membersand one cook were back to Wachem (near Malana) and informed about theincident. A rescue team put together by Atal Behari Vajpayee InstituteMountaineering and Allied Sports director started from Manali at 9.45 am.SDM Manali is coordinating with the local rescue team at Jari and theyaccompanied the ABIMAS team

CM inaugurates, lays stonesof 9 projects at Sujanpur

PANKAJ BHARTIYAHAMIRPUR, SEPT 9

Chief Minister Jai Ram Thakur,while addressing the massivepublic meeting at Sujanpurground in Sujanpur VidhanSabha area of Hamirpur districttoday as part of ‘PragatisheelHimachal: Sathapna Ke 75Varsh’ programme beingcelebrated to commemorate 75years of existence of HimachalPradesh, announced Rs. 50 lakhfor improvement of Sujanpurbus stand, Rs 50 lakh forconstruction of PWD RestHouse at Sujanpur and openingof Sub Judge Court at Sujanpur.Chief Minister said that todazwhen the whole Nation wascelebrating 'Azadi Ka AmritMahotsav' to commemorate 75years of freedom of the Nation,Himachal Pradesh was alsocelebrating 75 years of itsexistence. He said that the mainobjective behind this initiativewas to instill the sense of love,passion and respect for theNation and also the State. Hesaid that the State Governmentwas celebrating this event in abefitting manner by organizing75 events throughout the State.Jai Ram Thakur said that thecelebrations also aimed at

educating the youngergeneration about thedevelopmental, cultural andpolitical journey of the State. Hesaid that this was an occasion topay our respect and gratitude tothe leaders, doctors, engineers,teachers, employees, workers,farmers and above all the peopleof the State who contributedimmensely towards thedevelopment of the State due towhich Himachal Pradesh hasemerged as a role model forother States of the country.

Chief Minister said that atthe time of formation of theState, there were only fourdistricts whereas today therewere 12 districts. He said that in1948 the per capita income in theState was only Rs. 240 which has

now increased to Rs. 2,01,873and literacy rate of the State hasgone up to 83 percent which was4.8 percent in 1948. He said thatHamirpur was the most literatedistrict of the State. He said thatthere were only 228 kms roads inthe State in 1948, whereas todaythere were nearly 40,000 kmsroads connecting even theremotest area of the State. Hesaid that there were times whenthe people had to cross rivers oninflated skin of buffalo, whereastoday there were over 2325bridges in the State. He said thatmajor credit of this goes to theformer Prime Minister AtalBihari Vajpayee, who startedPMGSY with an amount Rs60000 crore as about 50 percentroads in the State were

constructed under the PMGSY.Jai Ram Thakur said that formerPrime Minister Atal BihariVajpayee always consideredHimachal Pradesh as his secondhome. He said that whenever hegot time, Atal Bihari Vajpayeevisited Manali for a day or two tospend a few moments of peaceand tranquility. He said that nowPrime Minister Narendra Modialso considered HimachalPradesh his second home and hasalways been considerate towardsthe developmental needs of thepeople of the State.

He thanked the UnionGovernment in general andPrime Minister Narendra Modi inparticular for sanctioning BulkDrug Pharma Park for HimachalPradesh. He expressed hope thatthis Park would prove amilestone in the development ofthe State and provide ampleemployment opportunities to theyouth of the State. He said thatprojects worth Rs 10,000 crorewere dedicated by the PrimeMinister during his visit to Mandion completion of the four yearstenure of the State Government.Jai Ram Thakur said that theState Government was about tocomplete its present tenurewithin the next few months.

SANJAYAGGARWALDHARAMSHALA, SEP 9

The Bharatiya Janata Party electionoffice was inaugurated by the BJPon Friday in the Depot BazarDharamshala Jodhamal Saraipremises by local MLA VishalNehria. During this a havan wasperformed. On this occasion a largenumber of BJP leaders and workersincluding Municipal CorporationMayor Omkar Nehria, MandalPresident Anil Chaghari werepresent. On this occasion, MLAVishal Nehria attacked the leadersof the Congress party and said thatthose who do not have anyguarantee of themselves, they aretalking about giving guarantee tothe people. He said that wheneverthe Congress government came topower in the state, the Congressleaders fulfilled their objectives.There was no service to the public.Vishal Nehria said that Congress isagain misleading the people in theassembly elections. RegardingRojgar Sangharsh Yatra, Vishal

Nehria said that the main reason forunemployment in the state is theprevious Congress government.During the elections, Congress hasdone the work of duping the peopleof the country and the state byshowing them lucrative dreams.Whenever Congress madepromises to the people, they couldnot fulfill them. He said that in thelast five years, the BJP governmenthas provided employment to theunemployed to a large extent.All-round development has beendone in every corner of the state.We will succeed in the slogangiven by the BJP to change thecustoms. He said thatDharamshala BJP is completelyunited and the BJP governmentwill be formed again in the state.Regarding the inauguration ofthe election office inDharamsala, he said that in thecoming elections, all types ofelection activities of theDharamsala district will start fromthis office and every electionstrategy will be decided from here.

BJP govt will be formedagain in state: Vishal

How many people given benefit of housingscheme Kewal Pathania asks Sarveen

SANJAY AGGARWALDHARAMSHALA, SEP 9

State Congress GeneralSecretary Kewal SinghPathania said that how manyScheduled Castes peoplewere given benefits under thehousing scheme. SarveenChaudhary issue a whitepaper for this. State CongressGeneral Secretary KewalSingh Pathania attended theconvention of ScheduledCastes organization at BabaAmbedkar Bhawan inDadhamb of Shahpurassembly constituency as thechief guest. On reaching theconvention, Pathania waswarmly welcomed by theoffice bearers and all themembers of the Scheduled

Caste Organization andhonored by wearing a shawlcap. The office bearers of theScheduled CasteOrganization said that theScheduled Caste section inthe assembly constituency isstanding shoulder to shoulderwith the Congress party

wholeheartedly. He said thatif the Scheduled Castes wereraised on their feet anduplifted this class, then onlythe Congress party has doneit. If this class was taken careof, then Congressrepresentative Kewal SinghPathania took care of it. Inthe previous Congressgovernment, for the marriageof poor girls and also for theillness of the poor people,the Chief Minister's ReliefFund got the grant moneywithout an MLA without aminister. Pathania said thatthe Congress party alwaystook care of the ScheduledCastes category. Pathaniasaid that the presentgovernment has not beenable to fully spend the

budget of Scheduled Castes.Today, the minister and thelocal legislature of the BJPgovernment, the housingscheme for the ScheduledCastes, the benefits that thegovernment gets, leaving theeligible people and runningnepotism, the benefits arebeing given to the richpeople. Due to which theeligible people of ScheduledCastes are feeling cheated.Pathania said that the currentlocal legislature and ministershould issue a white paperthat in five years, how manypeople belonging to thescheduled castes of Shahpurwere given houses under thehousing scheme and whatbenefits were given to them.And to whom.

SANJAY AGGARWALDHARAMSHALA, SEP 9

Under the leadership ofCongress National SecretaryRS Bali, the first phase ofRozgar Sangharsh Yatra wasstarted from Chamunda templein district Kangra on Friday. Inthis employment struggle,which was taken out bymaking unemployment a bigissue in the state, there was ahuge public outcry in whichfrom youth to men and womenin large numbers participatedenthusiastically. ManyCongress leaders includingformer Rajya Sabha MP andState Disciplinary CommitteePresident Biplab Thakur werepresent in the RozgarSangharsh Yatra. Congressleaders attacked the BJPgovernment of the statefiercely through road showsand said that the Jai Ramgovernment of the state hascompletely failed in the matterof providing employment.Congress leaders said that theModi government at the Center

has pushed the people of thecountry into the front ofinflation, while the Modigovernment at the Center haswarmed the pockets of thecapitalists. On this occasion,Congress National SecretaryRS Bali told reporters that themotive behind taking outRozgar Sangharsh Yatra is thesame that the state GungiBehari and the blind BJPgovernment have not seenanything that their parents areunemployed for employment isin trouble. Himachal'sunemployed have gone out onthe streets today. Congress

party will give Rs 680 crorewithout interest, Congress willgive 5 lakh jobs, thousands ofpeople have moved with it. Hesaid that the people haveaccepted the guarantees givenby the Congress party. He saidthat just as the Congress hadgiven employment allowanceto the unemployed through theefforts of GS Bali, in the sameway, after coming to power, theCongress would provide all thebenefits other than jobs to theunemployed. The BJPgovernment has kept lakhs ofposts vacant. Not a single postwas given in five years.

Unemployed have come out onthe streets against BJP: RS Bali

Avinash Rai Khanna meetsFormer mayor Satya Kaundal

DINESH AGARWALSHIMLA, SEPT 9

BJP State Incharge Avinash Rai Khanna reached sanjouliwhere he had dinner with the family of Satya Kaundal formermayor of Municipal corporation Shimla. The complete familyof Satya Kaundal was happy to receive Avinash Rai Khanna attheir residence. Avinash Rai Khanna said that Municipalcorporation has done a splendid work in the BJP rule. Therewas a wonderful coordination between the municipalcorporation and Minister Suresh Bhardwaj due to whichShimla has seen a all time high development. Shimla has seenexcellent progress in terms of windening of roads and increaseof parking slots in the town. BJP councillor performed wellKhanna said that all BJP supported councillors have performedwell and their presence in their wards was upto the mark. Allwards have seen development in terms of parks and open gymswhich have uplifted the face of Shimla city.

Governor participates in ‘PradhanMantri TB Mukt Bharat Abhiyan’

SHIMLA, SEPT 9

Governor Rajendra Vishwanath Arlekarparticipated in “Pradhan Mantri TB Mukt BharatAbhiyan”, virtually launched by President Smt.Droupadi Murmu from Rashtrapati Bhavanthrough video conference. The virtual launchevent showcased India’s accelerated progressthrough the National TB Elimination Programme(NTEP) owing to commitment at the highestlevels. At the ceremony, the President of Indiaappreciated the tireless efforts of the healthcareworkers, community leaders, and citizens formanaging the Covid-19 pandemic and underlinedthe need to adopt a similar whole-of-societyapproach to eliminate TB from the country. Videofilm on showcasing the initiatives taken by theGovernor’s for TB Mukt Bharat was alsodisplayed on the occasion. Union Health andFamily Welfare Minister, Dr. MansukhMandaviya, Minister of State for Health andFamily Welfare, Dr. Bharati Pravin Pawar werepresent at the launch event along with UnionMinisters, Governors and Lt. Governors, State

Health Ministers and other dignitaries. The virtualevent, also attended by state and district healthadministrations, representatives from corporates,industries, civil society, NGOs, and TBChampions, reiterated India’s commitment toeliminate the high-burden infectious disease by2025, five years ahead of the global goal of 2030.The President also launched the Ni-kshay Mitrainitiative to ensure additional diagnostic,nutritional, and vocational support to those on TBtreatment, and encouraged elected representatives,corporates, NGOs, and individuals to comeforward as donors to help the patients completetheir journey towards recovery.

Save cow mother and environmentbecomes necessary: Sumit Singla

S GAUTAMBADDI, SEPT 9

Dark shadow of lumpy skindisease is running at its peak fora long time. Amit Singla SocialWelfare Society President SumitSingla said that it is sad that justas peacock is considered as thenational bird, in the same waycow mother is also consideredas a symbol of religion. Anyauspicious work has to be started, such as when a child isborn, cow urine extract is given, as well as for daily use itemslike milk, butter, ghee and sweets made from milk, themother of cow is their mother. It has been seen that whenthere was such a big outbreak lumpy disease for whichpeople support is required.He expressed grief that till nowthousands of cows have died due to lack of proper treatment.Amit Singla Social Welfare Society President Sumit Singlasaid that today every people in the society should comeforward to protect Gautam Mata.He said that expresseddoubts that lumpy is not only a disease, it is a big conspiracybeing hatched by some hostile countries, government shouldidentify by forming an impartial committee.

Guru Ravidas Youth Ekta, MaharishiBalmiki Club hold awareness camp

KISHORI LAL BAINSUNA, SEPT 9

Guru Ravidas Youth Ekta and Mahrishi Balmiki Cluborganized a social awareness camp for the youth in villageLalrhi (Una) under the Mission Pay Back to Society. DeputyDirector (retd) Gurdyal Chand welcomed Mission Leaders.Tarsem Sahota explained in detail about the activities beingconducted by club. Kuldeep Chand Dobheta Convener ofMission Pay Back to Society working on social and Dalitproblems explained importance of education to the presentyouth in detail and gave detailed information about the workdone by the governments for the spread of education. Hesaid that education is considered as the third eye of man.New policies are made daily by every government toprovide good quality education to its people.

Archit Sharma is BJYMdistrict media in-chargeUNA, SEPT 9

Keeping in view the upcomingassembly elections, ruling BJP hasissued orders to perform their duty byactivating various fronts and cells withthe slogan "No government, change thecustoms". District BJP Janata YuvaMorcha Una President Kamal Saini hasexpanded District Una executive committee on Wednesday.Kamal Saini said that in the executive, especially the youthleader of Kutlahad VS. Archit Sharma (Jhambar), who hasalso won the election of ward panch in by-election of hisgram panchayat, has been made the media in-charge of thedistrict BJYM while Sanjay Saini Haroli has been made co-social media in-charge. Apart from this, he said that vice-president, secretary, co-secretary and members have alsobeen made in the expansion of the executive. In whichDistrict Vice President Kuldeep Singh Rajput, Chintpurni,Jaiveer Thakur Una, Sumit Singh Gagret, Abhay SinghKutlahar, Aman Thakur Haroli have been made.

Under-14 district level sportscompetition held

BUREAUSANTOSHGARH, SEPT 9

Under-14 district level sports competitionorganised in which Education DeputyDirector (retd) Harmesh Singh Ranaattended the closing ceremony as the chiefguest.Principal of the school Upendra Ranapresided over. Addressing players, DeputyDirector of Education (rtd) Harmesh SinghRana said that today's era is the era ofcompetition, so students should take activepart in sports along with education. He saidthat player should always play the gamewith sportsmanship and should always stayaway from drugs. Chief guest honoredwinners and runners-up players incompetition by congratulating them andgiving trophies. About 563 players from 58

schools participated in this district levelcompetition.In men's volleyball, GurplahSchool was winner and Mwa Scindiarunner-up. In Badminton competition,Mount Carmel School, Rakkad was winnerand Haroli School runner-up. In Kabaddi,Beaton School was winner and DehlanSchool runner-up. In Kho Kho, GovernmentSenior Secondary School, Lalladi Schoolwas winner and Middle School Laldirunner-up. In Hockey, Puvowal School waswinner and Saloh School runner-up.

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Gurjant Singh elected patwar union presidentTALWANDI SABO (ISHWAR GARG): A meeting of Revenue Union Talwandi Sabo washeld during which the current executive of the union was dissolved and new office bearers wereelected. The election was held under the leadership of district president Sukhpreet Singh andManpreet Singh, representative of the Punjab Committee.

Gurjant Singh was unanimously elected as the new president of Revenue Patwar Union Tal-wandi Sabo. Apart from the President, JagdishSingh was elected General Secretary, PrateekBansal as Treasurer, Arshdeep Singh Dhillon, TaraSingh and Manjit Singh Maisarkhana as districtmembers.

Competition hosted by World University on Literacy Day

SURJEET SINGH SAHIFATEGARH SAHIB, SEPT 9 The Department of Education, Sri Guru Granth SahibWorld University, Fatehgarh Sahib, Punjab, organizedan extempore competition to commemorate Interna-tional Literacy Day. Dr. Harneet Billing explained thepurpose of the day, saying that it aims to highlight theimportance of literacy to individuals, communities, andsocieties, as well as the need for increased efforts to-ward more literate societies.

Pratima Kumari, the event coordinator, explainedthe rules of the competition. Every participant was re-quired to express their thoughts on the topic of theirchoice. They were free to express themselves in anylanguage.

The talk's themes focused on education and provid-ed ample opportunity for participants to present theirpoints of view in a critical manner. The talk was at-tended by approximately 25 students from variousbatches of the Department. The participants discussedthe topics from their own perspectives. They competedfiercely with one another.

R. SINGHPATHANKOT, SEP 9On behalf of Tiny ToysSchool, under the supervi-sion of Vice Principal Engi-neer Achita Mahajan andPrincipal Deepali Hanspal,the Federation of PrivateSchool Association madethe children of the school

aware about the state levelMission Hariyali program.

On this occasion, Chair-man of the school Vipin Ma-hajan and Director and Dis-trict President of Federationof Private School Associa-tions, Gaurav Gupta werespecially present. There areprivate schools with the co-operation of all of them, this

program will be made suc-cessful. He appealed to thechairman, principal andmanagement members of allprivate schools to organizesuch awareness seminars intheir respective schools tomake the children aware andtell the children why planta-tion is done, what is the ben-efit to mankind.

Children made aware about state level Mission Hariyaliprogram to be held on Sept 12 at Tiny Toys School

R N KHERACHANDIGARH, SEPT 9

Under the series of meetingsheld by the SDM East withvarious stakeholders, Sh. Ni-tish Singla, met theclub/bars/restaurant ownersfrom sector 7, 26 and Kis-hangarh. The meeting high-lighted various aspects likethe noise pollution, ban onhookahs , serving of liquor topersons below 25 years ofage, fire safety standards,check on adulterated foodserved at the premises andmany more.

Nitish Singla directed thearea SHO’s to take seriousaction against those who areplaying music beyond thepermissible noise levels. Thepermissible limit in commer-cial areas, is 65 dB duringdaytime and 55 dB duringnight time, while in residen-tial areas it is 55 dB and 45dB during daytime and night.Many complaints have been

tabled by the residents of thesector 7, 26 regarding theloud music causing discom-fort. The SDM ensured thatthe violators would face strictrepercussions from immedi-ate effect.

The club/ bar/ restaurantswill have to maintain hygien-ic condition in their kitchensand the inspections will becarried out by the teams forfurther checks. On the similarnote, the stakeholders wereasked to ensure that all thefire safety norms have to bemet, failing which serious

steps would be taken by theauthorities. The ChandigarhAdministration has alreadyput a ban on serving ofhookas in the city. “ Zero tol-erance will be accepted inthis area and offenders willhave to face strong actions”said, Nitish Singla. In the re-cent past, many complaintscame to the knowledge of theSDM relating to the violationof various safety norms atthese clubs/bars. Noticeswere issues to those floutingnorms and strict action wastaken against the violators.

UT warns strict action against Club andBar owners for flouting basic norms

RAJ KUMAR SHARMALUDHIANA, SEPT 9

Forty-one-year-oldDr TarunBedi, a resident of Ludhiana,was facing a challenging timeas he was suffering from bilat-eral varicose veins (swollenand tortuous veins) which leadto acute leg pain, heavinessand swelling. His health condi-tion had not only caused acutecramps in both legs, but alsorestricted his mobility. Unableto bear the pain and discom-fort, PatientBediapproachedDr Ravul Jindal, Director, Vas-cular Surgery, Fortis Hospital

Mohali,last month. A Dopplerultrasound scan revealed im-paired valves in both legs anddarkening of the skin, knownas Stage C2-C3, which ischaracterized by acuteswelling around the ankles(Edema).A delay in treatment would

have caused chronic ulcers inthe Patient’s leg. The team ofdoctors led by Dr Jindal con-ducted Foam Sclerotherapyand laser treatment of the dis-eased veinson 22nd August.Foam Sclerotherapy is used totreat bulging varicose veinsand spider veins. The Patientwas discharged on the sameday of the procedure and wasable to walk without any sup-port. He has recovered andleading a normal life today.Discussing the case, Dr Jindal,said, “Varicose veins can occurin any part of the leg, but aremostly found on thighs andcalves due to strenuous.

Patients with complex varicose veinssuccessfully treated via advanced Foam

Sclerotherapy, laser treatment at Fortis Mohali

Abdul Hameed'ssacrifice is an examplein history of army: DC

KULJIT SINGH JANDIALA GURU: On the occasionof the anniversary of Shaheed AbdulHameed who was awarded theParamvir Chakra, the ConstituencyMLA S. Sarwan Singh Dhunn paidtribute to the martyr and rememberedhis sacrifice. He said that I am proudthat the Martyr's Memorial is a part ofmy constituency, which always fillsthe jawans of my constituency withthe spirit of patriotism and sacrificefor the country. DeputyCommissioner Mr. Monish Kumar,who came specially to offer floraltributes at Asal Uttar, where Mr. AbdulHameed was martyred in the 1965war between India and Pakistan, saidthat the martyrs are the capital of thecountry and what they have done. Itis only because of the sacrifices thatour future generations are awakenedto patriotism.

Vasant Valley Public School,Sangrur anchored CapacityBuilding Programme on HappyClassrooms under CBSE norms

VIKAS VERMADHURI: Teacher is a lifelong learner.The teaching fraternity has to keepabreast with the ever changingtechnology and the mindset of thestudents, thereby. Keeping this inview CBSE conducted a CapacityBuilding Programme on the “HappyClassrooms”. The host school wasVasant Valley Public School, Sangrur.It was attended by more than 100delegates from various Schoolsacross the Sangrur district. It washeld on 09 September, 2022.?Thehonourable resource person for thisinformative and trailblazingprogramme was Mr. YogeshGambhir the Principal of DAV PublicSchool, Phillaur and Mr. Ashish whois working PGT Biology Educator inthe same school. They wereextended a warm floral welcome bythe host School Principal, Mrs. YogitaBhatia, who initiated the session.

State Infrastructure Outreach Workshopby IFS, DEA Chandigarh Chapter held

SHASHI PAL JAINCHANDIGARH, SEPT 9

Infrastructure Finance Sec-retariat (IFS) at Departmentof Economic Affairs, Min-istry of Finance in partner-ship with Union Territoryof Chandigarh, conductedthe infrastructure outreachworkshop at Chandigarhtoday. This is the secondworkshop in a series ofworkshops planned withState Governments andUnion Territories with keyinfrastructure ministries,with the objective of under-standing ground issuesfaced by project authoritiesin undertaking large infra-structure projects.

The workshop was in-augurated by the ChiefGuest, Chief SecretaryPunjab, Shri Vijay KumarJanjua and saw participa-tion from over 60 senior of-

ficials from the State Gov-ernments of Punjab, Hi-machal Pradesh, Uttarak-hand and Union Territoriesof Chandigarh, Jammu &Kashmir and Ladakh.

Some of the key partic-ipants from the States/UTsincluded Shri Ajoy KumarSinha, Principal FinanceSecretary Punjab, Shri Ro-hit Meena Additional Sec-retary Planning & Shri CRavishankar AdditionalSecretary Finance, Uttarak-hand; Shri M.Y Ittu Direc-tor General Budget (Jammu

& Kashmir), Shri BabuNagesh, Director PPP Kar-nataka.

While delivering thekeynote address, Chief Sec-retary Punjab suggestedthat infrastructure develop-ment is inherent to econom-ic growth as it is an em-ployment generator. Whilemost projects are fundedthrough budget, private in-vestment will flow intostates with a strong statePPP policy. On-ground ex-perience necessitates theneed for a renegotiation

framework as well asmechanisms for disputeresolution.

The workshop thenproceeded with a panel dis-cussion that was moderatedby JS (IPP), Infra FinanceSecretariat, on the subject‘Private Investment in In-frastructure’, with partici-pation from Principal Fi-nance Secretary, Punjab;DG Budget J&K, Prof KVaidyanathan (ISB Mo-hali), Adviser Niti Aayog,C.S Babu Nagesh Director(PPP Cell) Karnataka.

Mullanpur police arrestsone with 2 kg opium

KHARAR (SHASHI PAL JAIN): Mullanpur Garibdas Police have arrested one Dharam Singh resident of Distt. Lud-hiana following the re-covery of two Kg Opiumfrom his possession. Asper information receivedfrom SHO MullanpurGaribdas Satinder Singh.

A case under theNDPS Act has been reg-istered against DharamSingh who is resident ofvillage Kothe Jiva. Hewas arrested by ASIGurnam Singh.

Pb govt led by AAP party took big decisionin interest of sugarcane farmers: MLA

BATALA (VERMA): The AAP-led Punjab government, ful-filling another of its promises to the sugarcane farmers, took abig and unprecedented step by releasing all the dues of thesugarcane farmers and depositing the lastinstallment of Rs 75 crore in their ac-counts. Expressing this, the young MLAof Batala Vidhan Sabha ConstituencyAmansher Singh Sheri Kalsi said that thestate government led by Mr. BhagwantSingh Maan, Chief Minister of Punjab hasreleased 75 crore rupees as payment to thesugarcane farmers through Sugarfed, Pun-jab and the farmers This amount has beendeposited in the accounts. MLA Kalsi said that after this pay-ment, the sugarcane growers in Batala, Gurdaspur, Ajnala,Budhewal, Bhogpur, Fazilka, Morinda, Nakodar andNawansehar have no balance left.

MLA Sherry Kalsi thanked Punjab Chief Minister S.Bhagwant Singh Mann and Agriculture Minister S. KuldeepSingh Dhaliwal and said that the state government is commit-ted to protect the interests of farmers and the state governmentis leaving no stone unturned for this. He said that the govern-ment will leave no stone unturned to make agriculture a prof-itable business by increasing the income of farmers throughcrop diversification. It is to be noted that these arrears are re-lated to threshing season 2021-22 and for the first time all duesof farmers have been released. With this payment of Rs 75crore, the cooperative sugar mills of the state have paid all thedues of the sugarcane farmers. 619.62 crore rupees have beenpaid to the sugarcane farmers so far and nothing is owed to thefarmers as of now.

SARWAN QADIAN, SEPT 9

Poetry, song and speechcompetitions were conduct-ed on "Beti Bachao BetiPadhao"

Under the leadership ofBVP President Mukesh Ver-ma, today in Ved Kaur AryaGirls Senior SecondarySchool qadian with the sup-port of Principal MamataDogra, Students from vari-ous schools including Gov-ernment Senior SecondarySchool Kadien, KlaswalaKhalsa Senior SecondarySchool, Ved Kaur Arya GirlsSenior Secondary School,DAV Senior SecondarySchool, Dayanand AngloVedic Senior SecondarySchool, SS Bajwa MemorialPublic School participatedon this occasion.Among thefirst 3 female students, Man-preet Kaur Ved Kaur AryaGirls Senior Secondary

School, Jasbir Kaur DAVSenior Secondary Schoolqadian, Navdeep Kaur Gov-ernment Senior SecondarySchool qadian stood first insong, poetry and speechcompetitions respectively.

To whom prizes weredistributed by the ChiefGuest SHO SukhrajSingh.Speaking on this oc-casion, he said that while thegovernment is striving forthe education of girls, the so-ciety should also participatein this noble cause so thatthey can stand on our ownfeet by educating the girls ofour society. They can bemade capable to fight

against Evils like dowrysystem, feticide prevalent inthe society can be eradicatedfrom the roots. He said thatearlier as people emphasizedon infanticide, today the sit-uation has arisen that the av-erage percentage of girls inthe society has come down.India is the only big countryin the world where the mor-tality rate of girls is morethan that of boys. The gen-der gap in child survival iscurrently 11%. Fewer hospi-talizations of girls comparedto boys reflects the commu-nity's view that sometimesparents pay less attention tonewborn girls.

Maintenance of SilverCity is now with MC

VICKY BHABATZIRAKPUR: The maintenance ofSilver City, the oldest and poshcolony in Municipal Council Zirakpur,has come under the hands ofMunicipal Council Zirakpur. DirectorLocal Government Department hasordered the Municipal Council to takeover the society. People living inSilver City have been yearning forbasic amenities for a long time due tobeing in the hands of builders. Thecondition of the roads there is verybad and accidents are happeningdaily due to potholes. Sewers havebeen blocked and drinking watertubewells have also deteriorated.The community center serving thesociety is closed and the school isalso locked. After the MunicipalCouncil became Dover, now theresidents of the society are expectedto work in Silver City. In the meetingheld in Silver City last evening, theworking officer of Zirakpur MunicipalCouncil, Ravneet Singh, alsoattended and said that they cannotbring the society under their controluntil the builder registers theremaining land in the name of themunicipal council.

Poetry, song and speech competitionsconducted on "Beti Bachao Beti Padhao"

CHARANJIT SINGH ARORAAMRITSAR, SEPT 9

Innovation Mission Punjab, aunique private-public part-nership that aims to build,empower and act as a catalystfor local startup communitiesin Punjab, conducted an openidea pitch at GJCEI Incuba-tion Centre, Guru Nanak DevUniversity. The open ideapitch challenge had 20 short-listed participants who show-cased their potential ideas tothe jury.

The Mission of the chal-lenge is to build a culture ofinnovation and entrepreneur-ship while creating a helpfulplatform for young entrepre-neurs based in Punjab. The

participants were given theopportunity to pitch theirideas and discuss their poten-tial plans with the jury mem-bers. Through this event theparticipants also had achance to network with themembers of the communityincluding various stakehold-ers, mentors and investorsfrom the industries. This edi-tion of MIC witnessed an in-crease in applicants withstartups based on Social Im-pact centric Ideas, highlight-ing a push towards a betterfuture. Waste managementwas one of the interestingtopics. Ideas to manage dif-ferent types of waste in an ef-ficient and sustainable man-ner were presented.

IM Punjab incentivises futureentrepreneurs through its Monthly

Innovation Challenge held at Amritsar

Aadhar card helps to expose fakemarriage gang in Ferozepur, 4 held

RAMESH KASHYAPFEROZEPUR, SEPT 9The Aadhar Card helped in busting the fake marriage gang inFerozepur, that was engaged in duping youths looking for theirprospective life partners and out of seven persons booked, 4have been nabbed, for fraud and forgery under Sections 420,465, 468 470, 471 and 120B IPC.

Darshna Devi of village Jhuge Ali of Haryana lodged acomplaint with the police that she was looking for a girl for hisson Ravi Kumar and her son-in-law Tilak Raj informed thatthere is a girl in Ferozepur and we can fix it up. I got a callfrom Om Parkash and the bonding was agreed and told tocome to Ferozepur in Punjab along with relatives and meetTara Arora at the Mandir near the bus stand. On reachingthere, the ‘pujari’ at Mandir informed on seeing the ID proof– Aadhar Card – of the girl that there had been marriage of thesame name ID proof yesterday. On suspecting something foul,they found that they had been cheated. Four members report-ed to have been arrested by the police. Meet Arora alias Gur-mit Singh is reported to be the brother of girl Tara Arora. Onbeing exposed, two fled away from the scene making an ex-cuse to college the original Aadhar Card. It is also said thatTara Arora is in fact a Rosy dancer at Jalandhar. Her fakebrother Meet Arora’s original name is Gurmit Singh and livesin Feroepur. Before marriage, Om Parkash had also takenRs.25,000 as an advance and there was an equal partnership inthe dowry to be given later on. Tara Arora alias Rosy of Ja-landhar, Meet Arora alias Gurmit Singh of Khilchi village inFeroepur, middle man Om Parkash of Bhiwani Haryana,Veena Sharma of Ambala have been nabbed by the policewhereas Neha of Ambala and Jaswinder Singh Gill and Deepof Ferozepur are reported to be absconding.

Poster Making Competition onplastic pollution organized atCentral University of Punjab

ANIL VERMABATHINDA, SEPT 9

As a part of the ongoing Swachhta Pakhwada Celebra-tions 2022, a Poster Making Competition was organ-ized at the Central University of Punjab, Bathinda(CUPB) under the patronage of Vice-Chancellor Prof.R.P. Tiwari. This Poster Making Competition was con-ducted on the theme of "Plastic Pollution" under the se-ries of events for Swachh Bharat, 2022.

During this event, around 26 students participatedand displayed their posters to spread awareness aboutSay No to Plastic and to stop using plastic bags/plasticpet bottles. Prof. B.P. Garg, Controller of Examinationsand Registrar (O) graced the occasion as a specialguest. He appreciated the efforts of students and em-phasized that CUPB administration has encourageduniversity employees and students to keep our campusplastic free and that such events would help in spread-ing awareness about this cause in our society. The pro-gramme was jointly coordinated by Dr. Shashank Ku-mar, Dr. Shamshir S. Dhillon and Dr. Ramanpreet Kaur.

MCM NSS holdsnutrition awarenessrally at Badheri

CHANDIGARH: The NSS units ofMehr Chand Mahajan DAV Collegefor Women, Chandigarh organised anawareness rally on nutrition in theadopted village Badheri as part of theongoing Poshan Maah 2022 underthe aegis of Poshan Abhiyan ofGovernment of India. The objective ofthe rally was to create awarenessabout the importance of goodnutrition at the grassroot level. Duringthe rally, over 38 NSS volunteersraised slogans including and createdawareness regarding the importanceof nutrition among the residents ofthat area. Principal Dr. NishaBhargava expressed appreciation forNSS units for promoting awarenessabout health, wellness and immunityto disease and malnutrition.

Two unidentifiedbooked for

snatching cash fromcollecting agent

ASHOK KAURAPHAGWARA, SEPT 9

The Nakodar city policehave booked two unidenti-fied miscreants on the chargeof snatching cash from a col-lecting agent.

Gurdeep Singh a residentof Ashok Vihar locality nearMata Ranni Temple com-plained to the police that hewas returning Nakodar officeafter collecting loan install-ments from customers whentwo unidentified motorcyclesaccused snatched his bagcontaining Rs 2,1300 and atab and a smart phone.

The Investigating OfficerRajinder Singh said that acase under sections 379-B(snatching)and 34 (commit-ting a crime with commonintention) of the IPC hasbeen registered against theunidentified accused and fur-ther investigations are on.

World PhysiotherapyDay celebrated at St. Kabir School

ANIL VERMABATHINDA: World Physiotherapy Daywas celebrated at St. Kabir ConventSenior Secondary School. On thisoccasion, a two-day medical camp wasorganized by the doctors of AdeshMedical under the leadership of Dr.Shivam, in which the children of allclasses were inspected and they weretold to exercise to maintain their fitnessand encouraged to have a good diet.The children were taught how to sit,walk and run properly. The childrenlearned about how to become a goodphysiotherapist from the doctors. Staffmembers were also inspected. TheSchool MD Professor M.L Arora andPrincipal Mrs Kanchan thanked theteam of doctors and expressed hopethat such camps will be organized bythe doctors of Adesh Medical in futureso that they can serve the country bybecoming good doctors.

Raman Chandi appointed asChairman of ImprovementTrust KhannaS.K.SHOURIEKHANNA: Raman Chandi a statespokesperson of Aam Aadmi Party(AAP) and resident of Payal appointedas Chairman of Improvement Trust

Khanna. Payal, asub- division ofKhanna Policedistrict. Talking with"YugMarg" Chandiclaimed that he willwork on ZeroTolerance againstcorruption. He further

claimed Khanna city known as Asia'sbiggest grain market was ignored so farby the previous governments,but theirgovernment will come with newdevelopment schemes for Khanna. Herecalled his previous political carrierwhen he was municipal councillor inPayal Municipal committee fromcongress party and he raised his voiceagainst the corruption in Payalmunicipal committee but nobody giveears on his voice so he become fed upand resigned from the congress partyand joined Aam Aadmi Party.

Saluja and Mohit winCarrom competitionof Sale Tax BarSHARMALUDHIANA: In carrom competitionorganized by the District Sale Tax BarAssociation, D.K. Saluja and MohitKaushal Advocates won the compitition..AETC Payal Goyal, Navjit Singh andKamalpreet Singh were especiallypresent on this occasion, who werehonoured by DTBA. President VarinderSharma Bobby said such competitionswould be organized in future also for taxpractitioners. The runners up of thegame were Chandra Sehgal, and AnilArora. On this occasion, Harish RaiDhanda members Bar Council, BKGupta, Ashok Juneja, Saket Garg,Vishal Sharma, Ravi Joshi, ArunKanwal, Vivek Sharma, Daljit Panesar,Karan Joshi, Rajesh Malhotra, AshwiniSharma, Mahindra Grover, Jagjit Singh ,Vikas Sharma, Manoj Bajaj, LavishDhingra, Raj Kumar were present.

Tributes paid to LalaJagat Narain onBalidan Diwas

RAJ SADOSHABOHAR: On the 41st martyrdomday of Lala Jagat Narain, who wasconsidered the messiah of journalism,the Lekhak Parishad organised ameeting to pay tributes to him. SunilBhardwaj, Praveen Kathuria,Devinderpal, Deepak Mehta, JatinDhawan, Ramkumar Nokhwal wereamong those who paid floral tributesto Lala ji. Paying homage to Lala ji,Parishad chief Raj Sadosh said thatwhile receiving education in Lahore,Lala ji showed his deep love forpatriotism by joining the trumpeters offreedom, as well as bringingawareness among the countrymenthrough Hind Samachar, Urdunewspaper. After the family had tomigrate to Jalandhar after the partitionof the country, Lala ji established newdimensions in the field of Urdu as wellas Hindi and Punjabi journalism.While treading the difficult path ofraising the voice of the people, hefaced many challenges firmly. Evenafter the power connection of theprinting press was cut, the familymade a history of sorts by running thepress with a tractor. Referring to Lalaji's contact with Abohar, he said thatLala Jagat Narain during his arrivalhere, met freedom fighter Lala ChandiRam Varma and Sahitya Sadanfounder Swami Keshwanand severaltimes. While discussing the post-Independence situation, Lala jiexpressed the feeling that there wassomething lacking in realizing thedreams of freedom which werecherished by the martyrs. Even today,those ideals and struggles areremembered. Lala ji's scions are nowdedicated to the service of the nationfollowing his high ideals.

NEWS AT AGLANCE

YUGMARG, CHANDIGARH, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 2022

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AGENCYNEW DELHI, SEPT 9

The Supreme Court has stayedthe demolition of Curliesrestaurant in Goa soon after itsdemolition began on Friday onthe subject to the condition thatno commercial activities willtake place there.

This is the same restaurant inGoa where actor and BJP leaderSonali Phogat was allegedlydrugged and was later declareddead. The demolition actionagainst the restaurant began afterits owner failed to get any respitefrom the National GreenTribunal (NGT). On Thursday,NGT upheld the Goa CoastalZone Management Authority'sprevious order to demolish theshack. Owner Edwin Nunes ofthe 'Curlies' restaurant, locatedon Goa's famous Anjuna beach,was among five persons arrestedin the Phogat death case and onThursday was later grantedconditional bail against apersonal bail bond of Rs 30,000and two sureties of Rs 15,000

each. The actor was pronounceddead on August 23 at the StAnthony Hospital in Anjuna,North Goa. A heavy police forcehas been deployed outside theCurlies restaurant. "We areproviding police protection forthe demolition. As per the order,it is being demolished," saidDYSP Jivba Dalvi. Meanwhile,Goa Coastal Zone ManagementAuthority (GCZMA) has orderedthe closure of all commercialactivity in the form ofnightclubs, bars and restaurantsbeing run by Edwin Nunes and

Linet Nunes, both CurliesRestaurant and Night Club andguest house, St Michael Wado,Dando, Anjuna, Bardez-Goa.Earlier on Sunday, the GoaPolice also visited variouslocations in the alleged murdercase of BJP politician SonaliPhogat in Haryana's Hisardistrict. "Teams went to variousplaces, as per allegations levelledby the late actor's brother Rinkuincluding property and otherissues. Our team is going to allthose places, speaking with localwitnesses and trying to get

information which may help usreach a conclusion," informedGoa Director General of PoliceJaspal Singh. Sonali Phogat wasdeclared dead at the St AnthonyHospital at Anjuna in North Goaon August 23. A post-mortemreport revealed blunt force injuryon her body, following which theGoa Police registered a murdercase. On Friday, Goa Policevisited Phogat's Sant Nagarresidence in Haryana's Hisardistrict and seized three diaries.Sonali's bedroom, wardrobe, andpassword-protected locker wereinspected by the police searchteam. The police also sealed thelocker at Sonali Phogat'sresidence. Phogat's PA and hisassociate were arrested afterpolice accessed the CCTVfootage in which the trio wereseen partying at a club.

Expressing dissatisfactionover the probe by the Goa Policeinto the death case of SonaliPhogat, her family will approachthe Goa High Court demanding aCentral Bureau of Investigationprobe into the matter.

KULDEEP SOODBARNALA, SEPT 9

Punjab Roadways PanbusPRTC Contract Workers Unionconducted gate rallies in front of27 depots in Punjab. Speakingat the gate of Barnala depot,depot secretary Sukhpal SinghPala said that On the one hand,the government talks aboutpermanent employment for theyouth, but since the governmentcame into existence, everymonth they have had to struggleto get their due salary. Eventoday, the salaries are not beingpaid by the Management Mat,what is the solution to theremaining demands, that PunjabChief Minister Bhagwant SinghMaan had announced whilecoming to power? Thegovernment, which claims to

provide permanentemployment, is again recruitingoutsourcers in the transportdepartment, which proves thatthe government is also justshowing off. She does not wantto confirm the workers on thepretext that outsourcing doesnot consider its employees,whereas the governments of theneighbouring states of Haryanaand Himachal are givingpermanent employment to rawworkers in their departmentsafter the completion of 3 years,and even during the Congressgovernment, the educationdepartment, health department,Bizli Board. Employees with 3to 7 years I have been confirmedin the cabinet meeting, but thePunjab government is exploitingthe youth using the excuse ofUma Devi.

SC stays demolition of Curlies restaurantin Goa linked to Sonali Phogat's death

Young Girl commits suicideASHOK KAURAPHAGWARA: One Young Girl reportedly committed suicide by jumpingbefore a running goods train near Chiherru railway station on Phagwara--Jalandhar rail section on Thursday afternoon.Government Railway PoliceIncharge Gurbheij Singh said the deceased was identified as ManpreetKaur a resident of Abaadpura Mohalla Jalandhar.Deep mental tensionwas said to be the cause of suicide.The GRP have registered a case andsent the body to local civil hospital for post-mortem examination.

Employees struggling to gettheir salleries: Nirpal Singh

ANIL VERMABATHINDA, SEPT 9

Evaluation is the mostchallenging area in education.To guide the teachers aboutdifferent techniques based onBloom Taxonomy to preparea good question paper and toimprove the quality ofevaluation and assessment ofstudents, a workshop on"How to frame Questions forClassroom Interaction andEvaluation" was organized atGuru Kashi University.Renowned educationist andscholar Prof.(Dr.) S. K. Bawa,Vice-Chancellor, Guru KashiUniversity, addressed theworkshop as the resourceperson. She briefed themabout the cons of the existingsystem of evaluation and prosof the other methods ofevaluation. She stated thatapart from imparting valuebased quality education, theuniversity aims at holisticdevelopment of the students.

She provided hands onexperience to the universityfaculty to design questionsbased on Bloom's Taxonomyfor evaluation and assessmentof students. She explained thedifferent domains likeknowledge, understanding,application and creativity etcto frame the qualityquestions. She presented ablue print of a question paperthrough a two-dimensionalchart giving informationabout different questions inrespect to the objectives andlearning outcomes. Dr.Ashwani Sethi briefed the

faculty about the importanceof quality, language, openended questions andsystematic approach ofsetting question papers. Inthis workshop, Deans, in-charges and faculty membersof various departments learntthe systematic method ofdesigning the questionpapers. The queries raised byfaculty members were dulyresponded by the resourceperson. Dr. Amit Tuteja, Dr.Sunny Arora, Dr. SatnamSingh Jassal were amongthose present on theoccasion.

Setting of question papersis a skill: Dr. Bawa

UNESCO InternationalLiteracy Prize 2022 to KISSBHUBANESWAR, SEPT 9

Kalinga Institute of Social Sciences (KISS) has been conferredwith the highest global recognition on Literacy- UNESCOInternational Literacy Prize 2022. The prize carries an endowmentof US$ 20,000, a medal and a citation. It was given away at aglobal award ceremony organised by UNESCO in Côte d'Ivoireon 8 September 2022. As a grassroots organisation aimed atnation-building, KISS has the coveted recognition to be the fifthrecipient from India and the first and only institute from Odisha toreceive this International honour. It is also the third among theIndian non-profit NGOs and first Indian tribal-based organisationto be conferred with this award, which is a matter of pride forIndia. The UNESCO prize for KISS was announced by KISSFounder Dr.AchyutaSamanta during the celebration ofInternational Literacy Day at the KISS campus. Theannouncement was met with a spontaneous outpouring ofcelebration by 30,000 KISS students. KISS is a fully freeresidential education institution. It was founded by Dr Samanta, awell-known Educationist and Social Activist. It provides scope forcomprehensive development, vocational and sports empowermentfor 70,000 tribal children (30,000 children pursuing education atcampus and 40,000 alumni). Founded in 1993 with 125 students,it has grown on to become the World's largest educationalinstitution for tribal children. KISS has collaborations with variousUN bodies and international organisations. It has been in specialconsultative status with ECOSOC since 2015, affiliated to the UNDepartment of Public Information besides being conferred with aplethora of accolades and awards for its initiative at tribalempowerment and education. KISS is a constituent unit ofKalinga Institute of Industrial Technology (KIIT), the technicaluniversity founded by DrSamanta.

DEO Toor participatesin English and Social

Education Fair

KULDEEP SOODBARNALA, SEPT 9

District Education Officer Sarabjit Singh Toorparticipated in the social education and English fairorganized by Dhyan students at Government SeniorSecondary School (Boys), Barnala In the fair, models,charts, 3D charts, timelines, globe, economics,political science, geography, history and role playrelated to English subjects were prepared by studentsfrom sixth to tenth with the help of teachers. Questionsrelated to their activities were asked and all the studentsparticipating in the fair were encouraged. Talking toreporters, he said that these fairs were held fromSeptember 5 to September 9 as per the instructions ofthe education department in all the schools in thedistrict. He said that there was full enthusiasm amongthe children and teachers in the schools.

Chairman Sunita Saini takescharge in Pundri Municipality

RAMAN GUPTAKAITHAL, SEPT 9

In the Municipality Pundri, a program was organized for thenewly appointed chairman. A public meeting was alsoorganized on the occasion in the municipal office. In whichMLA Pundri Randhir Singh Golan, Chairman, HaryanaLivestock Department participated as the chief guest. Wardno. was elected unopposed on August 20. 3 councilor SunitaSaini has been appointed as chairman and ward no. 8'scouncilor Shailja Rani was made the vice chairman by MLAGolan on the chair in his office. Addressing the publicmeeting, MLA Randhir Golan said that he would leave nostone unturned in the development of Pundri city inassociation with the city government with the blessings ofthe Chief Minister. He also specially told all the councilorsthat God has given them an opportunity to serve the people,they should apprise the chairman about the work related tothe city and he should tell them that there will be no shortageof funds in the development works.

Dozen BJP youthsjoin Congress

SANJEEV MAHAJANNOORPUR, SEPT 9

More than a dozen youths of PanchayatKhairiyan of Nurpur assembly constituency leftBJP and expressed faith in leadership of formerMLA Ajay Mahajan and joined the Congressparty. Mahajan said that despite having a doubleengine government, the state Could not progressin the matter of development. Gneral public isbadly stricken by inflation and youthunemployment. In the five years of BJP, even inNurpur area, the public did not get anythingexcept slogans. Mahajan claimed thatenthusiasm of the people was looking forCongress government in Himachal and Congresswill win from Nurpur assembly constituency aswell and the overall development of Nurpur willbe carried forward at a fast pace.

Jimpa writes to Gadkari about dilapidated conditionofJalandhar-Hoshiarpur-Dharamshala highway

DALJEET AJNOHAHOSHIARPUR, SEPT 9

Punjab Revenue Minister BramShanker Jimpa has written a letter toUnion Road Transport Minister NitinGadkari, making a case for immediaterepair of the worst condition ofJalandhar-Hoshiarpur-Dharamshalanational highway. He said that this isan important road connecting twostates but in a very bad state at manyplaces in and around Hoshiarpur. Hesaid that people have staged agitationsmany times demanding the repair of

the road as many people have losttheir lives in road accidents. He saidthat this highway connects two statesPunjab and Himachal Pradesh and

pilgrims from all over the India usethis route to reach Mata Chintpurniji, Mata Jwala ji, Mata Kangra Deviji, Mata Chamunda Devi ji, MataBaglamukhi ji and Baba Balak Nathji. The same road isalso used to go toAdampur Airport. Jimpa said that alot of people also use this road tovisit famous tourist cities of northernIndia, viz. Dharamshala and McLeodGanj. He said that earlier PWDMinister Harbhajan Singh ETO hadalso written a letter regarding therepair of this road but no action hasbeen taken yet.

State level 'Saras Mela' from Oct 8-17SUMER GARGSANGRUR, SEPT 9

In order to make peopleaware of the culture ofPunjab as well as otherstates, a state-level 'SarasMela' is being held inSangrur from October 8to October 17. DeputyCommissioner (DC),Sangrur, Jitendra Jorwalsaid that The Punjabgovernment led by theChief Minister if Punjab,Bhagwant Mann hasdecided to hold the statelevel 'Saras Mela' inSangrur at Govt RanbirCollege Sangrur. Earlier'Saras Mela' was held atSangrur in the year 2013and now this time thisfair to be held from 8thOctober to 17th October.On this occasion, DC,instructed theadministrative and policeofficials to start thepreparations for the statelevel event from today,so that the arrangementscould be completed ontime.

8LIFE IS TOO SHORT FOR LONG-TERM GRUDGES.

ELON MUSK

LIFE ISN'T ABOUT FINDING YOURSELF. LIFE ISABOUT CREATING YOURSELF.

GEORGE BERNARD SHAW

YUGMARG, CHANDIGARH, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 2022

EDITORIAL

Three futureoptions

The attempts to build socialism in some nationsduring the twentieth century have not been suc-cessful. The promised land of abundance, free

from exploitative relationships, did not arrive. In-stead, there was marked tyranny through centralisedcontrol of political power, the curbing of liberties, andthe stagnation of individual material prosperity. Thecritics of socialism persistently maintain that there isno alternative to capitalism as embodied by an eco-nomic system of private property, markets, and indi-vidual incentives. Capitalism comes in many varia-tions on these themes, but it is claimed that whateverbe the variant, it is always preferred to socialism,which is marked by excessive government control andrestrictions on private profits and property. The darkside of socialist failures has been well-documented,publicised, and ingrained in public memory overdecades.

Two trends are, however, worth noting. Firstly,governments in societies marked by free markets andprivate property are becoming increasingly autocraticthrough controls over individual liberties and neutralinstitutions. There is a clear rise in the popularity ofright-of-centre, illiberal regimes with strong fascisttraits. Capitalist societies are also showing an alarm-ing increase in inequalities of income and wealth.Poverty and unemployment have not become thingsof the past. Uncertainties of everyday living haverisen sharply. The degradation of the natural environ-ment brought about by consumerism is leading theplanet towards a point of no return.

The second trend is, that despite its formidablecritiques, the idea of socialism refuses to die. Manyyoung people are turning away from consumerism asa sufficient condition for living well. For instance,many are not buying cars or homes, are very perturbedat the deterioration of nature, and believe that we aremoving towards unacceptable levels of inequality andconcentration of political power.

Is it possible to filter out a few enduring valuesthat both capitalism and socialism have thrown up,such as liberty and equality, competition and cooper-ation? These could constitute the nucleus of thinkingabout the future where all human beings could thrive.Even before that, the most important aspect of thegood life has to lie in being in harmony with nature,where human beings as a species share the planet withother species.

POEM

Queen Elizabeth II: A young girl who did notexpect to be Queen became an iconic figure

The longest-serving monarch of the UK,Queen Elizabeth-II, took her last breathat Balmoral Castle in Scotland on

Thursday.Born on April 21, 1926, at 17 Bruton

Street in Mayfair, London as ElizabethAlexandra Mary, Queen was the oldest childof the Duke and Duchess of York - who laterbecame King George VI - and Queen Eliza-beth. At that time Princess Elizabeth and herfamily did not expect that she would one daybecome the monarch.

Then Princess Elizabeth and her only sib-ling, Princess Margaret, born in 1930 wereeducated at home under the supervision oftheir mother and their governess, MarionCrawford. Since childhood, Elizabeth showeda sense of responsibility and orderliness. Sheloved horses and dogs. The Queen's cousinMargaret Rhodes described her as "a jolly lit-tle girl, but fundamentally sensible and well-behaved" for her attitude.

Her Royal Highness was expected to livea relatively normal, if privileged, life with herclose-knit and loving family.

She was having a perfect life, but every-thing changed in December 1936 when heruncle - King Edward VIII - abdicated, leavingher father as King, and her as the next in lineto the throne.

Later, Elizabeth ascended the throne onFebruary 6, 1952, when her father, KingGeorge VI died.

In 1939, when Britain entered World WarII, Elizabeth chose to stay in England andjoined the Army rather than sailing away toCanada. She served in the Auxiliary Territor-ial Service during her training as a driver andmechanic when she was still a teenager.

The 14-year-old Elizabeth, in 1940, ad-dressed other children who had been evacuat-ed from the cities.

"We are trying to do all we can to help ourgallant sailors, soldiers, and airmen, and weare trying, too, to bear our own share of thedanger and sadness of war. We know, everyone of us, that in the end, all will be well," she

said. While still a teenager, Elizabeth fell inlove with Prince Philip Mountbatten ofGreece and Denmark, whom she had met in1939. In November 1947, the 21 years old,Elizabeth married Prince Philip, who wasserving as a young officer in the Royal Navy.The wedding took place at WestminsterAbbey in London, United Kingdom. The cou-ple then had four children, Prince Charles,who was born in 1948, Princess Anne (1950),Prince Andrew (1960) and Prince Edward(1964).

Elizabeth's normal life suddenly changedwhen in 1952, her father, King George VIdied of cancer and consequently Elizabeth as-cended to the throne with immediate effect.Her coronation took place in 1953, afterwhich served as the head of the Common-wealth for seven decades. On her twenty-firstbirthday, in a speech broadcast on the radiofrom Cape Town, The Queen (then PrincessElizabeth) dedicated her life to the service ofthe Commonwealth. 'I declare before you allthat my whole life, whether it be long or shortshall be devoted to your service,' she said.

Queen, then, made hundreds of overseasvisits during her reign and became the most

widely travelled head of multiple independentstates. In 1953, the Queen and her husbandembarked on a seven-month round-the-worldtour.

The couple visited 13 countries and cov-ered more than 40,000 miles by land, sea andair. She became the first reigning monarch ofAustralia and New Zealand to visit those na-tions. She visited the United States in 1957,where she addressed the United Nations Gen-eral Assembly on behalf of the Common-wealth. In 1961, she toured Cyprus, India,Pakistan, Nepal, and Iran.

In 1961 she made the first royal Britishtour of the Indian subcontinent in 50 years.The queen visited Cyprus, India, Pakistan,Nepal, and Iran, and became the first reigningBritish monarch to visit South America (in1968) and the Persian Gulf countries (in1979).

The reign of the Queen saw the greatestchanges in many spheres, including techno-logical and industrial development, and eco-nomic and social life across the world.

In 1977, Elizabeth marked the Silver Ju-bilee of her accession. In 2002, she markedher Golden Jubilee, the 50th anniversary of

her accession.In 2012, Queen completed 60 years of her

accession to the throne, and celebrations wereheld throughout her reign.

Last year, in April 2021, Prince Philipdied, after 73 years of their marriage, makingElizabeth the first British monarch to reign asa widow or widower since Queen Victoria.

Elizabeth became the longest-livedBritish monarch in December 2007, and thelongest-reigning British monarch and longest-reigning queen regnant and female head ofstate in the world in 9 September 2015.

In 2017, she became the first Britishmonarch to commemorate a Sapphire Jubilee.She was the Queen of the United Kingdomfrom 6 February 1952 until her death onThursday.

This year, the celebrations of Queen Eliz-abeth II's Platinum Jubilee, marking 70 yearsof service to the people of the United King-dom, Realms and the Commonwealth wereheld. The four-day-long royal celebrations,while the queen turned 96, were attended bymillions of participants.

Her Majesty's extraordinary life andreign, from a young girl who did not expect tobe Queen, to an iconic and celebrated figurewho has ruled for more than 70 years came toan end on Thursday.

Elizabeth II, died peacefully at Balmoralcastle aged 96, the royal family said in a state-ment. The UK's longest-reigning monarchwas placed under medical supervision earlieron Thursday after her condition deteriorated.

Buckingham Palace issued a statementwhile referring to the Prince of Wales, Charlesas the King.

"The death of my beloved Mother, HerMajesty The Queen, is a moment of the great-est sadness for me and all members of myfamily. We mourn profoundly the passing of acherished Sovereign and a much loved Moth-er. I know her loss will be deeply felt through-out the country, the Realms and the Com-monwealth, and by countless people aroundthe world," the statement said.

NASA has two new dates in mindfor Artemis moon mission launchAfter postponing the Artemis I

mission last Saturday, NASAonce again has two new dates

in mind, September 23 or September27, for the next attempt to launch itsmassive moon rocket on an uncrewedmission.

But there are still several thingsthat could stand in the way of gettingthe Artemis I mission off the ground,any of which could push the launchdate back further, CNN reported.

Earlier, NASA postponed thelaunch of the mission during the lastlaunch attempt at the Kennedy SpaceCenter in Florida on September 3, af-ter an issue was found related to aleak in the hardware transferring fuelinto the rocket. The rocket sprung abig leak as it was being fueled up withsuper-chilled liquid hydrogen.

NASA is trying to work throughthe leaky fuel problem with the rock-et, called the Space Launch System orSLS.

And while the rocket is still onthe pad, NASA is looking to trou-bleshoot that issue by repairing andreplacing some seals before runningtests to make sure all the leaks areplugged, NASA officials said at aThursday press conference.

It's not yet clear how long thatwill take.

Then, there's the issue with certi-fication. The US Space Force, an armof the military, still oversees all rock-et launches from the United StatesEast Coast, including NASA's Flori-da launch site, and that area is knownas the "Eastern Range." CNN report-ed.

The officials at the range aretasked with making sure there's norisk to people or property with anylaunch attempt.

And that means the EasternRange also must give NASA thethumbs up that the rocket's Flight Ter-mination System -- a system that willessentially destroy the rocket mid-airif it veers off course and starts head-ing in a populated direction -- is readyto fly.

Stung by global criticism of BRI,China finally puts up a defence

Growing world criticism of China's con-troversial debt-trap program, the Beltand Road Initiative (BRI), appears to

be stinging the communist leadership. For thefirst time, the government is on the defensiveand is offering an explanation that "it is a roadof sunshine for everyone to move forwardhand in hand, not a private path of one party".

Co-construction reflects the open and in-clusive mind, the wisdom to move forwardhand in hand, and the responsibility to seekcommon development, an obviously dictatedreport appeared in the People's Daily, datedSeptember 8, 2022, titled "A 'symphony' (Har-mony) in which all parties participate". It hasa decker headline, too: "Decoding the strongvitality of the 'Belt and Road Initiative'". Thereport gives several examples of Chinese"generosity" and helping hand to developing

countries: "In Indonesia, in order to build the142-kilometer-long Jakarta-Bandung high-speed railway, more than 10,000 local workersand a large number of local engineers andtechnicians participated in opening tunnelsand laying steel rails; in the United Arab Emi-rates, Chinese companies and local companiesformed joint ventures In the process of con-struction of the largest suspension bridge inAfrica, the Maputo Sea-Crossing Bridge inMozambique, the construction of the "main ar-tery" of the country's east-west transportation--the UAE Railway's Phase II project; Compa-nies from Portugal, South Africa, Zimbabweand other countries have participated in theproject design and construction... Over thepast nine years, the "Belt and Road" has al-ways been a "symphony" of all parties in-volved."

Indian Fisheries: March to ProsperityDR L MURUGAN

A'fish' finds a prominent place, notjust in the cycle of evolution, but inthe stories of all major ancient civ-

ilizations as well. Our Puranas talkabout the Matsyavatara, the first incar-nation of Lord Vishnu. The beautifulSangam literature of ancient TamilNadu vividly describes the life of fisher-men and the curved boats (Akananuru).Indus Valley excavations lead us to ap-preciate the prevalence of fishery relat-ed activities in ancient India. India withits extensive coastlines and mightyrivers is endowed with rich fishery re-sources, and the fish and fishermenhave, since the beginning, occupied acentral place in our culture.

After independence Indian fisheriesdeveloped at varying pace and direc-tions depending on the initiative, priori-ties and resources of the respectiveStates. With little involvement or invest-ment from Centre (Reports indicate thattotal Central Government Releases forfisheries sector as low as Rs 3682 croresince independence till 2014) Indian

Fisheries remained hugely neglected.The brave Indian fishermen continuedto venture into the oceans, on the rick-ety boats, with little support in terms ofinsurance, safety kit, credit facility, postharvest and marketing support. After 67years of Independence, the sectorwhich was an important source of food,nutrition and livelihood to crores of Indi-ans, was left adrift like a rudderless shipin open seas.

The problems were numerous, andissues inexhaustible. In 2014, the peo-ple of India, fed up with corruption, pol-icy paralysis of the then government,took a decision and elected a decisivegovernment at the Centre , under thedynamic leadership of Narendra Modi,a leader ,who could understand thepain of this sector, and the pulse of thenation.

First and the foremost thing thatModiji did was, he brought the focus ofthe Centre back to the Fisheries sector.The last eight years have seen rollout ofinvestments worth more than Rs 32000crores in the form of Blue RevolutionScheme, Fishery and Aquaculture In-

frastructure Development Fund andPradhan Mantri Matsya Sampada Yo-jana (PMMSY), apart from many otherinitiatives.

These steps removed the bottle-necks and unshackled the sector, fol-lowing the mantra of 'Reform, Performand Transform'. This ensured phenom-enal growth in India's fish production,from 102 lakh tons in 2014-15 to 161lakh tons in 2021-22.

The fisheries sector grew at an av-erage annual growth rate of 10 % in thefirst five years of Modi Government, asagainst 5.27% from FY2009-10 to2013-14. Fulfilling his election promise,Prime Minister Modi created a separateMinistry for Fisheries, Animal Hus-bandry and Dairying, for more focusedand holistic development of fishery sec-tor. In 2020, the Prime Minister an-nounced the the highest ever invest-ment of Indian Fisheries at Rs 20050crore, through the Pradhan Mantri Mat-sya SampadaYojana (PMMSY), as apart of Atmanirbhar Bharat. The PMM-SY is proving to be the main drivingforce to take Indian fisheries to new

heights. The scheme, by 2024-25, en-visages to increase the production, pro-ductivity and exports of fishery productsexponentially. It also envisages to re-duce post-harvest losses significantly,and to increase the fish consumption inIndia.

The reforms and initiatives haveseen core infrastructure developmentand modernisation in Indian fisheries,especially the push for new fishing har-bours/landing centres, modernisationand motorisation of traditional fisher-men crafts, deep sea going vessels ,provision of post-harvest facilities, coldchains, clean and hygienic fish mar-kets, two wheelers with ice boxes andmany more. Fishermen are providedwith insurance cover, financial assis-tance and a facility of Kisan Credit Cardas well.

Ease of doing business is rigorous-ly being pursued. The Digital India hasdrastically reduced the processing timefor obtaining Sanitary ImportPermits(SIPs), from 45 days to just 48hours. The requirement of SIPs for im-port of SPF Shrimp Broodstock from

approved sources has been done awaywith, helping hundreds of shrimp hatch-eries.The government also reduced im-port duty on many inputs required forshrimp aquaculture, thus helping to pro-mote their exports.

Our fishermen are our pride. Modigovernment has been continuouslyworking, with the motto of 'Seva,Sushasan and Gareeb Kalyan' for thewelfare and empowerment of fishermenand women. The sector is being diver-sified. Now, women from Tamil Naduare working for seaweed cultivation,while those from Lakshdweep developOrnamental Fisheries. Our Assamesefisher-men can develop river ranchingin Brahmaputra, while Andhra entrepre-neurs show strong results in aquacul-ture, getting more crop per drop. Youngwomen entrepreneurs from the Kash-mir valley are setting up cold water troutunits.Saline lands of Haryana are beingproductively used for fisheries, convert-ing waste lands into wealth lands. NewStart-ups in aquaculture are attractingtalent, technology, finance and entre-preneurial spirit to the fisheries, usher-

ing in, a silent social revolution too. Aglorious sub-chapter of Indian fish-eries, in the form of aquaculture is beingscripted currently, catapulting India to aleading position in global Shrimp pro-duction and exports. India has become2nd largest aquaculture producer, 3rdlargest fish producer, and 4th largestexporter of fish and fisheries productstaking Brand India from 'Local to Glob-al'. With the bottlenecks removed, tech-nology infused, welfare re-directed toactual beneficiaries, entrepreneurialspirit encouraged and women empow-ered, Indian Fishery has broken awayfrom the shackles that bound it for morethan six decades since independence.With ' Sabka Sath , Sabka Vikas, Sab-ka Vishwas and Sabka Prayas', theeight years of Modi government havelaid a strong foundation of Indian Fish-eries. Today, as we celebrate the sec-ond anniversary of PMMSY , the IndianFisheries has already started its marchtowards glorious days ahead. Fromhere, it can only grow higher, generat-ing more income and happy smiles forour fisher brothers and sisters.

Moments IndulgenceI ask for a moment's indulgence tosit by thy side. The worksthat I have in hand Iwill finish after-wards. Away fromthe sight of thy facemy heart knows norest nor respite, andmy work becomesan endless toil in a shoreless sea oftoil. Today the summer has comeat my window with its sighs andmurmurs; and the bees are plyingtheir minstrelsy at the court of theflowering grove.

Rabindranath Tagore

RabindranathTagore

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YUGMARG, CHANDIGARH, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 2022

Chandigarh : Mastercardtoday announced its collaboration with the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) to broaden its strategic outreach to Indian audiences. During thisassociation, Mastercard will be the title sponsor for all international matches(both women’s and men’s)held on home ground,domestic cricket matches like Irani Trophy, Duleep Trophy, and Ranji Trophyorganizedby the BCCI,and also all junior cricket (Under 19 and Under 23) matches held in India. This sponsorship, and the activations around it,are aimed at enhancing Mastercard’s connection with cricket lovers across the country and beyond. For a brand that is highly invested in sponsorships worldwide with marquee properties like the UEFA Champions league, the Grammys, the Cannes Film Festival, and the Australian and French Open tennis tournaments, Mastercard’s tie up with the BCCI further enhances its prestigious portfolio of sponsorships.

Mastercard further enhances the connection with Indian sports lovers through a marquee sponsorship

he recommended vaccinia virus human immune responses triggered by regions targeted by the immune system (VACV)-based vaccines will mount a VACV-based vaccines will recognise MPXV- through vaccination," McKay explained.Trobust immune response against the 2022 and provide protection against the "Based on our analysis, we anticipate that the

monkeypox virus observed in the current disease," McKay said. immune responses generated by VACV-outbreak, according to a study. The study, published recently in the journal based vaccines would continue to do a good Vaccinia virus is a large, complex, enveloped Viruses, evaluated the genetic similarities and job of recognising and responding to MPXV-virus belonging to the poxvirus family. differences between VACV and MPXV-2022, 2022, as was the case for monkeypox viruses Since the new virus was first in the past," said Professor observed in early May, over Ahmed Abdul Quadeer, from 52,000 cases have been Hong Kong University of Science confirmed in more than 90 and Technology.countries and regions, the "Our data lends further support to researchers said. the use of vaccines being The team undertook genomic recommended globally for research to find out if the combating MPXV-2022,” Quadeer genetic mutations observed in said.monkeypox virus observed in The World Health Organisation the current outbreak (MPXV- has recommended primary 2022) may affect vaccine- preventive vaccination against induced immune responses the new monkeypox virus, against the disease. which is also known as pre-"Specific VACV-based exposure prophylaxis, for vaccines have demonstrated individuals at high risk of high efficacy against exposure.specifically within the protein regions that are monkeypox viruses in the past and are "While bringing together sequencing and targeted by vaccine-induced neutralising considered an important outbreak control immunological data provides evidence to antibodies or T cells. measure," said Matthew McKay, from the anticipate a strong immune response, "While we identified a small number of distinct University of Melbourne, Australia. clinical studies are required to determine mutations in MPXV-2022, our study more "However, given this is a novel monkeypox the exact efficacy of these vaccines against broadly demonstrates that VACV and MPXV-virus, we still lack scientific data on how well MPXV-2022," McKay added. 2022 are highly genetically similar in the

handigarh, : Antaz Singh Jattana a student of Strawberryfields High School, Sector 26, here Cclinched a gold medal in the men’s 10 m air rifle

shooting competition in the ‘Chandigarh State Inter School shooting championship’ held at the shooting range, Sector 25 West, Chandigarh. The young shooter was participating in the category of sub-youth men. While Antaz won gold, Gurtej Sidhu and

Armaan Kaushal bagged silver and bronze medals respectively. Shooting runs in Antaz's family, his father Khushbaz Singh Jattana is a politician aligned with the Congress party and was a national level shooter. What's more, Antaz's grandfather S. Baljinder Singh Jattana too had a penchant for shooting .

Antaz Singh Jattana wins gold in men’s 10 m air rifle

Suryansh of Akash + Byju's became bathinda's topper in NEET UG-2022, scored 700 out of 720

SHORT TALKS

Toyota Kirloskar Motor Announces Prices of Urban Cruiser Hyryder

Young inventors present ideas that will redefine traveling on latest episode of The Inventor Challenge

HANDIGARH / AMRITSAR : In line with PepsiCo India’s partnership with Bharti Airtel, Pepsi unveiled a new film to Cmark the announcement. The quirky TVC showcases Pepsi’s

and Airtel’s latest data offering on its PET bottles where consumers can avail Airtel recharge benefits worth INR 10 to INR 20. With the launch of this new TVC, Pepsi aims to bring a streak of celebration with its distinct value-for-money offering through its collaboration with Airtel. Saumya Rathor, Category Lead, Pepsi Cola, PepsiCo India, said that Consumers today more than ever, are seeking value for money. Ahead of the festive season, the partnership with Airtel, is an endeavour to bring people together, help them stay connected and bring more smiles with every sip.

Pepsi unveils film to celebrate partnership with Airtel

IMPunjab strengthens the Startup Community in Patiala

The confidence level of Ambala students stands at 62

Ivy healthcare bags ‘Best hospital network’ in Punjab award

EW DELHI : Colors Infinity’s latest offering, The Inventor Challenge, has taken the viewers by storm ever since its inception. Seeing talent and ideas coming in from all the nooks and corners of India has been nothing but a Nproud moment for everyone associated with the show and watching it. This one-of-a-kind reality show aims to

provide talented young minds with a unique platform to create path-breaking inventions under the guidance and evaluation of experienced panellists and mentors.Under the able guidance of panellists Dhruv Madhok and Dhruv Bhasin – co-founders at Arata; Sarover Zaidi — a social design practitioner and design thinker; and Malini Agarwal – Influencer, TV Host, and entrepreneur, the young participants/inventors are now taking the first step to turn their dream inventions to reality. Sources inform us that everyone has been enthralled by the talent on the show. The upcoming episode on the show is all set to bring young and budding inventors to showcase insane futuristic ideas under the theme of On the Move. Participants / Inventors Ayush Jain, Pratik Dalvi, Anuj Kumar Gupta, and

Arjun Anand showcase their inventions: helmet holder with backrest, CCTV for travelers, bike-mounted extinguisher, and turbine phone charger respectively. With these intriguing concepts and thoughts behind each product, the viewers are surely in for a treat.

atiala: Innovation Mission Punjab, a unique private-public partnership that aims to build, empower and act as a catalyst Pfor local startup communities in Punjab held Startup Day in

Patiala calling upon Startups and entrepreneurs with ideas. IMPunjab aims to lenda hand to the new startups and entrepreneurs in Punjab by helping them meet and communicate with other youngpreneurs and stakeholders of their industry and create opportunities for their startups to grow further.The aim of the Startup Day in Patiala was to create regional access to mentorship for the startup community in the region. The platform also offers support in ideation, development and growth acceleration of start-ups. The participants at Startup Day were able to get feedback and validation for their idea, possible match with the right incubator and also recieve guidance from the entrepreneurial ecosystem by connecting with global mentors and advisors at IMPunjab. This also marks the start of their entrepreneurial journey with the Mission.

athinda: Suryansh Kumar, a student of Sky + Byju's, secured an air rank of 98 by scoring 700 marks out of 720 in NEET UG 2022. Out of B12 in NEET, Sirat scored 690, Gagandeep 690, Shreya 685, Shivgi 670,

Rajvardhan 670, Vaibhav 665 Ishant 665, Aryan 660 Arunima 640 Khushman 628 Jasleen 628 marks. Explaining his success, Bunthadato NEET topper Suryansh Kumar said, "His father is an engineer. We live in a colony that belongs to a refinery where every other person is an engineer. My father rose to a high position in his career. He and his friends enjoy the balance of work life. R . I have scored around 100 marks in mathematics. Naturally, I loved engineering. On the other hand, I have a lot of doctors in my family. I know the kind of respect they get in society. Whenever I used to go with my doctor's cousins, I have seen that their work makes a big difference to both the poor and the rich. I loved the way he worked and his life. And, I'm also good at biology.In fact,

when I was in Class IX, I was solving questions including physics and chemistry, so, it showed everyone that I can take a seat in medical college at any time," says Suryans.

HIMLA/ SOLAN: Toyota Kirloskar Motor (TKM), today initiated the announcement of Sthe prices of its brand-new Toyota Urban

Cruiser Hyryder. To be announced in a phased manner, the top four grades of the latest offering from Toyota are competitively priced between Rs. 15,11,000 to Rs. 18,99,000. The brand-new SUV was unveiled in early July and the bookings were also announced at the same time. As one of Toyota’s sustainable mobility offerings, the Urban Cruiser Hyryder inherits Toyota’s famed global SUV lineage with bold and sophisticated styling, along with advanced technology features making it a perfect choice for the customers. Commenting on the significant milestone Mr. Atul Sood, Associate Vice President, Sales, and Strategic Marketing, TKM, said, “We are truly humbled and honoured to receive such an overwhelming response for the Urban Cruiser Hyryder and we are grateful that our customers have put their faith & trust in brand Toyota. Today, we have decided to announce the price of the Urban Cruiser Hyryder in a phased manner. The prices for the remaining grades will be announced shortly. The first of its kind self-charging strong hybrid electric vehicle in the B SUV segment, the Urban Cruiser Hyryder is aimed at delivering exemplary performance, best in class fuel efficiency, quick acceleration, connected car features and is designed for a greener future. We have introduced a very competitive pricing for the Urban Cruiser Hyryder, as it is through the Hyryder that we aim to encourage widespread acceptance of environment friendly technologies, thereby creating a positive impact and enhance energy security of the country”, he concluded.

handigarh/Ludhiana: Tata Motors remains committed towards realizing the vision of making India the EV hub of the world. The Company, Tata CPassenger Electric Mobility (TPEM) has been established with TPG Rise

Climate to offer new mobility solutions. TPEM aims to ride the green wave and support the government’s vision to have 30% electric vehicle penetration by 2030. Announcing its plans on World EV Day, Mr. Shailesh Chandra, Managing Director, Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles Ltd., and Tata Passenger Electric Mobility Ltd. said, “World EV Day is indeed a special day for us, as we

look back and reflect on our journey so far. We are proud to lead the EV market in India, with a lion’s share of 88%. As early entrants, we have shaped the market and seen it grow with Nexon EV and Tigor EV. We have over 40,000 Tata EVs plying on road and we are grateful to the early adopters who have shown faith in the brand. Leveraging group synergies, we have also established Tata UniEVerse, a one of its kind EV ecosystem, which is further propelling the EV adoption.

Mahindra All India Talent Scholarships 2022

HANDIGARH: The K. C. Mahindra Education Trust (KCMET) has been working since 1953 Cto make a difference in the lives of thousands

of underprivileged students by offering them a variety of scholarships. KCMET is inviting applications for its annual Mahindra All India Talent Scholarship (MAITS) 2022 to encourage and support students from low-income families who wish to pursue a job-oriented Diploma course from recognised Government Polytechnic Institutes in India. A scholarship award of Rs. 10,000/- per annum is given to 550 students annually, for a maximum period of 3 years.To be eligible, the candidate should have passed SSC/HSC or equivalent examinations in the 10th /12th standard with more than 60% marks. The candidate should have secured admission in a government or any other recognised Polytechnic Institute for a diploma course. This scholarship will only be given to candidates who are enrolling for the first year of their course. The application form and list of documents required for the application are available on the KCMET website. Shortlisted applicants will be informed of the interview date and venue well in advance.

Toyota Kirloskar Motor Partners with UCO Bank

HIMLA: Continuing its efforts towards consolidating the Company’s Customer First Sphilosophy, Toyota kirloskar motor ( TKM )

today announced the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding ( MOU ) with India’s Leading Banking Platform, the UCO Bank. Envisaged to enable more and more customers further access to Toyota’s World class products and services, this partnership benefits customers from not only tier one market but across all states and union territories and with a higher focus on tier two and tier three markets .Atul Sood, Associated Vice President Sales & Strategic Marketing, TKM said following our successful foray into the A & B segment, there is a great demand for Toyota vehicles in rural markets, and we are determined to meet the growing surge and improve the sales experience of our customers across the Country.

handigarh: Ivy Healthcare Group, Mohali has been Cawarded the ‘Best Hospital

network’ in Punjab during Medical Excellence Award. Dr. Bharati Pravin Pawar, Minister of State for Health and Family Welfare gave away this prestigious award to Gurtej Singh, Chairman and Dr. Kanwaldeep, Medical Director of Ivy Healthcare Group during an award ceremony held at a hotel in Chandigarh today. Ivy Healthcare Group treats almost 3-lakh patients every year across its 6 multi super specialty hospitals at Mohali, Khanna, Bathinda, Nawanshahr, Hoshiarpur, and Amritsar. The group has 25 super

specialty departments managed by over 3000 highly qualified experienced doctors and healthcare professionals. It is empaneled with more than 100 organizations, insurance companies, TPAs and government departments with its motto to take super specialty healthcare to tier 3 towns of North India and to make it affordable for all.

AMBALA : In alignment with the vision of Atma-vishwas for Atmanirbhar Bharat, India’s largest School Edtech company LEAD today announced the launch of India’s first Student Confidence Index, a study that assesses confidence levels of school-going students across regions, cities, demographics and various other parameters. Developed in collaboration with Tata Institute of Social Sciences (LMRF, SMLS), LEAD’s Index reveals several powerful insights into student confidence. While India stands at a confidence level of 75 on a scale of 100, Ambala’s confidence index stands at 62.LEAD’s Student Confidence Index assesses the five 21st century confidence-building attributes that are critical for students to succeed in life: Conceptual Understanding, Critical Thinking, Communication, Collaboration, and Exposure to opportunities and platforms. Commenting on the Index, LEAD Co-founder and CEO Sumeet Mehta said, “For India to be Atmanirbhar, our students need to have atmavishwas. But there was no way of knowing the confidence level of students of our country. LEAD’s Student Confidence Index, developed in partnership with Tata Institute of Social Sciences (LMRF, SMLS), fills this gap. This is an annual survey and will help us monitor the confidence level of our students and help us .

On World EV Day, Tata Motors announces expansionof its portfolio to make EVs more accessible in India

Toyota Kirloskar Motor Announces Prices of Top Four Grades for Much-Awaited

Urban Cruiser Hyryder

Delhi's Talkatora Stadium witnessescall for Nationalism

issar : The Nationalist Congress Party is organizing its national symposium and convention on 10-11 September 2022 at Talkatora Stadium, Delhi, where Party’s founder and National President, Sharad Pawar; Maharashtra State President, Shri HJayant Patil; Former Deputy Chief Minister of Maharashtra, Shri Ajit Pawar; Lok Sabha MP, Supriya Sule, Chhagan

Bhujbal, Praful Patel, Nawab Malik; National President of NCP Student Wing, Sonia Duhan and Nationalist Congress Party Youth Wing National President Mr Dheeraj Sharma will be seen with other dignitaries of the party. Here, National President, Sharad Pawar is expected to give everyone the Mantra of unity and victory. Party members and workers have already started the preparations for this event on a grand scale and they are geared up with enthusiasm to create mass support for their call for Nationalism.Leaders and workers from 22 states are expected to gather As per the sources, the leaders and workers from 22 states like Orissa, Jharkhand, Chhattisgarh, Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra, Gujarat etc. will gather and give their contribution to this mass campaign. Various social organizations including members, tribal society and people from every section of the society are going to participate. For the first time, the convention is being organized on such a large scale in Delhi. This is the 8th national convention of the Nationalist Congress Party to be held on such a large scale for the first time on September 11 at the Talkatora Stadium in Delhi. All the national leaders, office bearers and executive committee members will attend this convention, organized under the chairmanship of party president Sharad Pawar. This convention is being held in Delhi for the first time on such a large scale indicating that now the Nationalist Congress Party, with its leadership, workers and members is ready to make its presence felt at the national level. In this regard, the National Spokesperson of the Party, Sonia Duhan, Resident of Hisar (Haryana) and President of NCP Youth Wing said, "Today our country is standing at crossroads. On one side there are people who want to fulfil their political interests by spreading hatred and dividing the nation by religion, caste and sect. We will never allow them to succeed in their selfish interests. We are with those who want to eradicate unemployment from the country, empower the weak, underprivileged and women, and help in the development of the nation. Our convention is for those, who want to unite against divisive forces and prove that we are the symbol of brotherhood, there is no inequality among us. We all are equal. We share every happiness together and face every crisis together. National President of Nationalist Congress Party Youth Wing, Mr Dheeraj Sharma said, “India has immense talent. Our youth has every potential, they are just waiting for an opportunity. But they have become the victim of rampant unemployment all over the country. They are wandering in search of jobs but in spite of having skills, they are not getting employment. There is a need to bring a change in this situation and give opportunities to the youth.

handigarh/LudhianaToyota Kirloskar Motor (TKM), today initiated the announcement of the prices of its brand-new Toyota Urban Cruiser Hyryder. To be announced in a phased Cmanner, the top four grades of the latest offering from Toyota are competitively priced

between Rs. 15,11,000 to Rs. 18,99,000. Commenting on the significant milestone Mr. Atul Sood, Associate Vice President, Sales, and Strategic Marketing, TKM, said, “We are truly humbled and honoured to receive such an overwhelming response for the Urban Cruiser Hyryder and we are grateful that our customers have put their faith & trust in brand Toyota. Today, we have decided to announce the price of the Urban Cruiser Hyryder in a phased manner. The prices for the remaining grades will be announced shortly. The brand-new SUV was unveiled in early July and the bookings were also announced at the same time. As one of Toyota’s sustainable mobility offerings, the Urban Cruiser Hyryder inherits Toyota’s famed global SUV lineage with bold and sophisticated styling, along with advanced technology features making it a perfect choice for the customers.

Monkeypox vaccine expected to induce strong immune response: Study

Leading InsurTech, RenewBuy to double its insurance advisor network by 2023

udhiana, September 9--: India’s leading InsurTech player, RenewBuy, aims to double its insurance advisor Lworkforce strength by the end of 2023. The company is

on an advisor** acquisition spree, where it is planning to increase its advisor base by 100k in the smaller markets. The Gurgaon headquartered company has approximately 70 branches across the country and the acquisition is planned across all its regions and offices. In the last six years of the company’s inception, RenewBuy has built a national insurance advisor network of approx 95000 advisors, across 780 districts. Speaking on the occasion, Balachander Sekhar, CEO RenewBuy said, “Since RenewBuy’s inception, our mantra has been to make insurance simple and accessible to everyone. RenewBuy has made the entire end-to-end insurance process simple, where RenewBuy’s digitally enabled insurance advisors help consumers choose the best suited insurance policy. Our model has helped consumers specially in the health and life insurance category, where digital has been instrumental in increasing insurance penetration amongst consumers. We have currently 3 million consumers, and we are looking at an accelerated growth in the consumer base. The consumer outreach can only increase when we have more digitally enabled insurance advisors across the country.” Chief Business Officer, Nishant Mehta said, “RenewBuy is on an advisor acquisition spree this year. We are aiming to add 100k new insurance advisors to our network. By the end of this quarter, we aim to on-board around 3000 insurance advisors in Ludhiana.

Amazon Business completes 5 yearsof empowering MSMEs in India

HANDIGARH: Launched in Sept 2017, Amazon Businesscompletes five years of empowering CMSMEs in India this year and helping them run

their businesses more efficiently. To commemorate five years of adding value to small and medium businesses, Amazon Business also announced the launch of Small BusinessWeek,a week-long celebration for its small business customers across India from September 12thto 18th, 2022. The ‘Small Business Week’shopping event will feature great offers across IT products, Office supplies & furnishing, Maintenance, Repair and Operations products, safety equipment, amongst others. Commenting on the announcement, Suchit Subhas, Director, Amazon Business said, “We are humbled by the overwhelming support we have received from our customers and MSME selling partners in the past five years of our operations in India. We will continue to innovate on behalf of business customers and introduce solutions to empower them and run their businesses more effectively. We look forward to celebrating our fifth anniversary in India with our customers and seller partners through specially curated deals and offers across wide selection of products from top brands across categories”

NEWS AT AGLANCE

YUGMARG, CHANDIGARH, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 2022

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Ramlila again inLadwa, Artists startrehearsals

NARESH GARGLADWA: It was decided to conductRamlila by the newly formedorganization of the city, Shri RamHanuman Ramlila Samiti. In thismeeting of the committee, RajeshVerma was unanimously given the postof Pradhan, Shiv Gupta as Secretary,Ishu Kamboj as Treasurer, Naresh Gargas Vice President, Vipin Sharma as Co-Secretary and Anil Malik as ChiefAdvisor. Social workers Sandeep Garg,Jogdhyan and Sushil Garg were madethe guardians of the committee.Maheshkant Gosain and Kush Gargwere entrusted with the responsibility ofdirector for staging Ramlila. It wasdecided by the committee to startRamlila from the first Navratra for whichthe artists started rehearsals. The newlyappointed head of the committeeRajesh Verma said that he thanks allthe members for responsibilityentrusted to him.

Girls of Arya Mahila Collegeperforms better in ongoing sportstournament under Khelo Punjab

R. SINGHPATHANKOT: Strong sportspersons ofRRMK Arya Mahila College performedwell in the ongoing sports tournamentunder Khelo Punjab. Giving information,Principal Dr. Gurmeet Kaur said that itis a matter of great pride that the bettermanner in which the SpokespersonShama and Spokesperson Rajni haveprepared the girl students iscommendable. As a result of hard workand dedication of her and the studentsthe team of Baliwal of her college stoodfirst, First in Tag of War, First and thirdplace in 400 meter race and 1500meter race. She also stood first in 3000meters, second in Shatput, secondplace in Shatpur. For whichcongratulations to all. He alsoappreciated this effort of thegovernment to inculcate the interest ofthe future generation in sports.

According to guidelines ofSSP Pathankot, meetingorganized in police stationDivision No-1

R. SINGHPATHANKOT: As per the guidelines ofSSP Pathankot Harkamal Preet SinghKhakh a meeting was organized inPolice Station Division No.-1. In whichall the businessmen of the city, wardcorporators and representatives ofvarious organizations put their problemsin front of DSP Paramvir Saini. Raisingthe major issues during the discussionin the meeting, the representatives andbusinessmen said that many youths aregetting trapped in the swampscontinuously and are being forced toindulge in incidents like theft for supplyof drugs. The police administrationshould take concrete steps in thisregard. Apart from this, expressingconcern over the increasing trafficproblem in the city, Maninder Singh saidthat all the traders, shopkeepers areready to cooperate with the police tosolve the traffic problem therefore due tothe speedy action of the challans.

By fully paying dues of sugarcane, Pb govt hasfulfilled its promise to farmers: Jagroop SekhwanQADIAN (VERMA): For the past several years in Punjab, the balance of sugarcane sold bysugarcane farmers was standing to various government mills and non-government mills. Due towhich the farmers were having to struggle to get this money. The government led by BhagwantMann had promised these struggling farmers that the dues of the government sugar mills of thefarmers would be paid within a short time. The government had earlier paid the dues of thegovernment sugarcane mills in two installments and today the remaining amount of 75 crores has also been paid by thegovernment. These words were expressed by Aam Aadmi Party District Gurdaspur President Advocate Jagroop SinghSekhawan at his residence Sekhawan. He said that since the beginning, the Punjab government has been sincere inthe affairs of the farmers, where the government has cooperated with the farmers regarding the purchase of variouscrops, and by purchasing the wheat crop that reached the markets in an orderly manner, the farmers have been giventime. He said that sugarcane farmers have been demanding for a long time whether the prices of sugarcane should beincreased and the payment of sugarcane should be made within fourteen days.

NEWSShimla teacher Amit Kumar receivesNational Award by President of India

SHASHI PAL JAINSHIMLA, SEPT 9

Amit Kumar, a resident ofKharar (Mohali) and serving asPost Graduate Teacher ofComputer Science in JawaharNavodaya Vidyalaya Theog,Shimla, has been conferred withthe National Awards to Teachers2022 by the Hon’ble President ofIndia Smt Droupadi Murmu at aspecial function held on thepremises of Vigyan Bhawan,New Delhi on the occasion ofTeachers' Day. This year, a totalof 45 talented teachers wereselected for this award fromacross the country.

Amit Kumar has beenbestowed with this prestigiousaward of the country for creatingcuriosity about Information andCommunication Technology(ICT) among the students usinginnovative pedagogies to makethe curriculum and subject-learning process effective and topromote inquiry-based andcollaborative education. He hasmade teaching interesting withunique experiments like blendedlearning system and flippedclassroom. He has played animportant role for effective and

innovative integration of ICT inthe Teaching-Learning Processthrough Free and Open SourceSoftware (FOSS) in the state ofHimachal Pradesh.

During a series ofprogrammes, the Prime Minister,Shri Narendra Modi, invited allthe awardees to his residenceand greeted them by interactingwith them and praised all theesteemed teachers forimproving the quality of schooleducation and enriching thelives of their students with theircommitment and hard work.

Apart from this, Minister ofEducation Shri DebendraPradhan, organized a dinner forthe awardee teachers, duringwhich he encouraged all theteachers and called for theiractive participation in theimplementation of NewEducation Policy 2020.

It is noteworthy that AmitKumar has also been bestowedwith National ICT Award 2015by the President of India andFulbright Distinguished Awardsin Teaching Program forinternational teachers 2020-21,

by the Bureau of Educationaland Cultural Affairs, U.S.Department of State.

Vinayak Garg,Commissioner, NavodayaVidyalaya Samiti congratulatedhim on this achievement.Captain Teena Dhir (Retd.),Deputy Commissioner; Smt.Santosh Sharma, AssistantCommissioner, Shri R.K.Verma, Assistant Commissionerand Smt. Anita Kumari,Assistant CommissionerNavodaya Vidyalaya SamitiChandigarh Region openly.

RINKU GONDARNISSING, SEPT 9

Youth Aam Aadmi Party leaderRajiv Mamu Ram Gondar saidthat day by day base of AamAadmi Party is increasing in thestate. People of state have seenall the parties are engaged inlooting.AAP leader RajivMamu was speaking whileaddressing the people in villageGondar under the chairmanshipof Ram Gondar Mahavir Fauji.Rajiv Mamu Gondar claimedthat the Aam Aadmi Partycandidate would win Adampurby-election with huge margin.Rajiv Mamu Gondar allegedthat coalition government ofstate has encouraged corruptioninstead of development. Thegovernment has discriminated

against people in every field,but everyone's interest isprotected in the Aam AadmiParty. To eradicate corruption,the people of Haryana have nowstarted turning to the AamAadmi Party. Gondar said thatCM Kejriwal is fully engaged inproviding modern and betterhealth facilities to the people ofDelhi and his only slogan is thathis main goal is to eliminatecorruption from all over thecountry. Gondar said that theHaryana government wants toshut down government schools.All this is happening under thewell-planned conspiracy of thegovernment. Rajiv Gondar saidthat the state government needsto learn from the Delhi model ofeducation. The children therehave taken admission in

SHIV KUMAR SHARMAKARNAL, SEPT 9

In order to strengthen theparty up to the booth level, themeeting of booth number 33,34, 35 of Ward No. 12 washeld under the chairmanshipof Shakti Kendra Chief SatishKashyap. BJP Urban MandalPresident Sunil Gupta,Mandal In-Charge PraveenLathar, Nominated CouncilorDeepak Gupta, District MediaHead Dr Ashok Kumar,District IT Head VikasKathuria, General SecretaryGulshan Narang, RameshGill, Pramod Ahuja, NandLal, Akash Arora, RavindraKashyap, Om Prakash Bhoriaand Des Raj were mainlypresent On this occasion,Urban Mandal in-chargePraveen Lathar gave detailedinformation about the work tobe done at the booth level forhis party to Shakti Kendrachief Satish Kashyap and thepresidents, guardians and

BLA-2 of the three boothspresent on the spot. He said onthis occasion that the work ofShakti Kendra Chief is to takecare of his booths and meetthe voters by going to thebooths. He said that if theShakti Kendra Chief workshonestly then no one candefeat us. Shakti Kendra is thesoul of the major party and thebooths are his responsibility.On this occasion, MandalPresident Sunil Guptareviewed the boothcommittees and gaveinstructions to activate thebooth teams fororganizational work and also

asked them to work activelyfor organizational strength intheir respective areas. FormerUrban Mandal president andnominated councilor DeepakGupta, who was present in themeeting, said that workers arethe backbone of the party. Bywhich the organization isstrengthened and the workersof the party are strengthenedDuring the meeting, ShaktiKendra chief Satish Kashyapexpressed gratitude for beingentrusted with theresponsibility of secretary inthe urban division andthanked the party leadershipfor this.

Need to strengthen BJPat booth level: Nehra

VINOD KUHARGANNAUR, SEPT 9

The meeting of village Sadanal Khurd and Shahjadpur ShaktiCenter was organized on Friday under the chairmanship ofShakti Center Chief Satbir Prajapati. Rajpur mandal in-chargeCharan Singh Jogi welcomed by wearing a turban and BJPstate executive member Azad Singh Nehra welcomed all thebooth presidents by wearing a cap and patka. He apprised allthe workers about the organizational issues and emphasizedon making an action plan for the expansion of the organizationat the booth level for the strengthening of the organization.Nehra also discussed the development works of the village.Nehra while addressing the people said that the BJPgovernment is working for the upliftment of every class. Thegovernment has made public welfare policies, which are beingappreciated in the state. Umaid Singh, Satpal Lakra,Omprakash Prajapati, former Sarpanch Mahtab Lakra,Rajendra Prajapati Deepak Sharma, Shahjadpur SandeepSharma and Anand Rohill were present with him.

Arhtias urged to attendGohana conference

VINOD KUHARGANNAUR, SEPT 9

Association president Rajesh Jain has invitedarhtias for the state level conference of ArhtiasAssociation to be held on Saturday in Gohana. Hesaid that the government is talking aboutpurchasing every crop of the farmer through e-trading which is completely wrong. The farmersand arhtias have a strong relationship. The middleclass of the state is angry with the policies of thegovernment. Secretary of the association AnilKaushik said that if the trader from other statesbuys the farmer's crop by selling the crop on e-trading, then how will the grains be lifted and howwill the farmers get payment for his crop. This is amatter of concern. Secretary Anil Kaushik said thata large number of farmers will reach Arhtias andparticipate. He appealed to the people to reachGohana in large numbers.

Shakti Kendra chief is the soulof the party: Praveen Lathar

AAP base increasingday by day in Haryana:

Rajiv Mamu Gondar

Dental check-up camp held at Jandhedi schoolRUBY PRAJAPATISHAHABAD MARKANDA, SEPT 9

A free dental check-up camp wasorganized in Government SeniorSecondary School, Jandhedi, in whichDr. Kiran Khurana examined the teethof 222 children. The camp wasinaugurated by social worker AmitGupta. Amit Gupta said that everyperson must do some work for thebenefit of the society. Amit said thatevery person needs society directly andindirectly. Dentist Kiran Khurana examinedthe children's teeth and gave them tips. Dr.Kiran said that most of the people are carelessin the matter of dental care. The consequencesof which they have to suffer in the form ofserious illness. He said that after eating foodevery day, one should clean his teeth well.Participating in the program as a specialguest, Councilor Aarti Gupta said that the

students benefit from such camps and thechildren get to know their disease at an earlystage. On reaching the school, principalShivcharan Garg welcomed all the dignitarieswith bouquets. All the guests were felicitatedwith mementos on behalf of the school. Thestage was conducted by Bansilal. VirendraKaur, Manisha etc were present on thisoccasion.

Spiritual knowledge keepsstress away: Poonam Behan

RUBY PRAJAPATISHAHABAD MARKANDA, SEPT 9

The supernatural birthcelebration wascelebrated on theseventh day of thenine-day spiritual camp“Bye-bye tension” atPrabhu AnubhutiBhavan of Brahmakumari Ishwari University. Poonam Behan,a Rajyogini from Indore, while explaining the secret of thedivine descent, said that the descent of the Supreme Lord Shivais the divine descent. They take the basis of the human body andhave Brahma do the work of changing the universe. She saidthat the end of Kali Yuga is near. That is why we shouldmeditate on the Supreme Father through spiritual knowledge.She said that through meditation, we should say goodbye totension and let all the brothers and sisters of the world betogether with love. The director of Prabhu Anubhuti, NeetiBehan, welcomed the dignitaries who came to the program.

5 needy people get eye lensesRK KASHYAPCHHACHHARAULI, SEPT 9

Under the Eye Jyoti Abhiyan organisedby Jan Kalyan Samiti Pratapnagar, 5needy people were sent from KrishnaHospital to get lenses in their eyes. Chiefguest Dr. Ashok Kashyap flagged off theambulance. On this occasion, ChiefGuest Dr. Ashok Kashyap said that JanKalyan Samiti plays a leading role in theworks of Pratap Nagar social service.The operation of the eyes of the needypeople by the committee is a verycommendable work. Senior socialworker Bikramjit Bharti was present as aspecial guest in the programme. Chairman ofthe committee, Sandeep Gupta said that everymonth the work of getting lenses in the eyesof 5 needy people is done on behalf of thecommittee. Today, under Netra Jyoti Abhiyan,cards were given to Ramesh Chand MujafatKalan, Indro Devi Mujafat Kalan, SumitraDevi Deodhar, Meena Begum Deodhar and

Mitlesh Pratapnagar for getting lensesinserted on behalf of the committee.Committee President Rajesh Kashyap, ViceChairman Pawan Gupta, Vice PresidentPresident Awardee Jai Kumar Rohilla CashierPradeep Garg, Project Head Gagan Groverand Deputy Manager Manoj Singla werepresent in the programme.

Bittu elected Tarn Taran unitpresident of scribes’ body

RAKESH NAYYARCHOHLA SAHIB/TARN TARAN, SEP 9

The body of Tarn Taran district unit of PressField Journalist Association was formed onFriday under the leadership of PunjabPresident Harpreet Singh Sindbad. A stickerof the logo of the association was alsoreleased during this meeting. On thisoccasion, Baljit Singh Bittu was appointed asthe district president by passing a unanimousresolution. On this occasion, whileexpanding the district body, Arminder SinghHira was appointed as General Secretary,Jaswinder Galhotra as Senior Vice President,Jatinderjit Singh Lali Kairon as Senior VicePresident, Jitinder Wadhwa as VicePresident, Harjinder Singh Walia as VicePresident, Jaswinder Singh Malhi as Chief

Advisor, Mohit Joshi was appointed astreasurer, Jagjit Singh Joni as press secretary,Sarabjit Singh Tur as office secretary andDaljit Singh was appointed as secretary. Allthe appointed office bearers were honored bythe state president Harpreet Singh Sindbad inthe presence of the state body. The officebearers elected on this occasion assured thatthey will work day and night for the progressof the association and give priority to cleanjournalism.

Children make human chainwith message on Nutrition

VINOD DHIMANJAGADHRI, SEPT 9

Under the aegis of women and child development,various programs were organized regardingNational Nutrition Month. On behalf ofDepartment of Women and Child Development,message is being given to the people aboutnutrition. School children, children inAnganwadis, women are being made aware of theimportance of nutrition.

Pharmacy students made awareabout Personality Development

NARESH GARGLADWA, SEPT 9

Priyanka Punia, educationalist and soft skills expert Reenaya,educationist and artist Krutika Goswami, Gagan Rawat,educational counselor Ranveer Punia Young Environment List,innovative head of the Pai Academy, Panchkula, at Bharat GroupOffice Institute of Pharmacy educated students throughDevelopment and Career Counseling Workshop. This counselingsession was sponsored by Pai Academy Panchkula. PriyankaPunia, Innovative Head, Pai Academy Panchkula said thatcommunication skill is an integral part of human personality,communication means how effectively you put your point infront of people. Communication skills are way you communicatewith a person. After this, Reena told about way of personalitydevelopment, how to participate in the interview.

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CHANDIGARH: Seniors and U-25 crick-eters will jointly take on each at the UTCASeniors Men's T20 Domestic Cricket Tour-nament starting from Saturday at TricityCricket Academy, Zirakpur. The cricketersbased on their trails are participating in eightteams - Rose Zone, Sukhna Zone, RockZone, Leisure Zone, Bird Park Zone, TerraceZone, Peace Zone and Plaza Zone. Theseteams are divided into two pools. Starting onSeptember 10, the tournament will concludeon September 17 with two matches playedeach day. The top teams in their respectivepools will compete in the finals.

UTCA has also announced the Men's Un-der 19 One Day Domestic Cricket Tourna-ment which will start from 10th September

and conclude on 16th September. A total ofeight teams are participating in the tourna-ment which is played on two venues - BabaBalak Nath Cricket Academy and Chandi-garh Institute of Cricket at Kaimbala. Theteams top their pool will lock horns in the fi-nals scheduled on 19 September.

Meanwhile, the camps for women crick-eters have also been announced on the onsetof BCCI Women Domestic commencing inOctober. A total of 29 senior women's crick-eters who have excelled in the trail followedby UTCA domestic tournament will gather atthe Mahajan Cricket Ground, IT Park fromSeptember 10 wherein under 19 womencamp has been scheduled at SD School, Sec-tor 24 from September 10.

UTCA men's cricket tournament alongwith women camps from today

RSS membershold cleanlinessdrive at Gogamedi

SHIV KUMAR SHARMAKACHWA: The Rashtriya Swayamse-vak Sangh (RSS) wing of CHD City car-ried out a cleanliness drive at Gogame-di, located in Uchana village. The sand,gravel and rubbish scattered on Mediwas collected by sweeping. The mem-bers of the Sangh reached early in themorning with brooms and got involvedin the cleaning work. Branch office-bearer Nalin Chhabra and head teacherRajiv Goyal said that from time to time,the members of the Sangh carry outcleanliness and plantation campaigns inpublic parks, school temples, communi-ty centers. On this occasion, districtservice chief Deepak Raj, service ac-tion Amarjeet Sharma, Acharya Kamal,Akshit, Chandramohan, Satish Girdhar,Kamal Chandravanshi, Surendra Ku-mar, Lalit Kumar, Jagdeep Batra, Ish-war Chand Singla were present.

Dependent womenshould get legal aid:Renu Bhatia

RANVIR PARASHARKAITHAL: Haryana State Commissionfor Women Chairperson Renu Bhatiasaid that all the women who come tothe One Stop Center to take shelter af-ter suffering from domestic violence,dowry harassment, sexual harassmentetc should be given health , legal etc.All related facilities should be available.There should be proper counseling ofthe women concerned. Women whohave been settled through One StopCenter, also keep following up on themthat now they are living their life proper-ly. Haryana State Commission forWomen Chairperson Renu Bhatia wasspeaking while visiting the One StopCentrE in Gali near the local PadmaCity Mall on Friday. During his visit, thechairperson held a meeting with theDeputy Commissioner Dr. SangeetaTetarwal, Superintendent of PoliceMaqsood Ahmed regarding the casesrelated to women. Along with this, in theauditorium of the mini secretariat, hear-ing the cases related to harassment ofwomen in various police stations of thedistrict in the auditorium of the localmini secretariat gave necessary instruc-tions to the officials concerned.Commission Chairperson Renu Bhatiasaid that in view of the convenience ofthe victims women, buildings of OneStop Centre are being constructed ineach district. Till the time a new buildingis not constructed in the district, thenthis One Stop CentrE will be shifted toother to be shifted to the place and spe-cial care should be taken that the onestop center should be on the groundfloor and as per the prescribed norms.He said that the needy women can con-tact the women's helpline service on181 to contact the centre. Police assis-tance, legal aid, medical facilities, coun-seling facilities and temporary shelterfor 5 days are provided to women of allage groups and girls below 18 years ofage suffering from domestic violence,dowry harassment, sexual harassmentetc. in One Stop Centre. She said thatthis centre provides assistance to thevictims of crime against women in anypublic and private places. In the OneStop Centre, arrangements have beenmade for the temporary stay .

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YUGMARG, CHANDIGARH, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 2022

BUREAU CHANDIGARH, SEPT 9

Haryana Chief Minister, Sh. ManoharLal said that the state government ismaking continuous efforts to improvethe standard of education in the state.Taking this step forward, Haryana hasset a target to completely implementthe New Education Policy-2020 by theyear 2025. There has been a major im-provement in the standard of educationduring the tenure of the present stategovernment.

The Chief Minister was interactingwith the media persons after meetingwith the delegation of Akhil BhartiyaRashtriya Shaikshik Mahasangh,Haryana (Higher Education Cadre) inPanchkula today.

Responding to a query raised bymedia persons, the Chief Minister saidthat some schools have been mergedby the state government in the ratio ofstudents to teachers. It is worth men-

tioning that there is noshortage of teachers in anyschool. Deployment ofteachers has been ensuredinstitutionally only in pro-portion to the number ofstudents.

He said that the onlineteacher transfer policy ofHaryana Government is be-ing appreciated by otherstates in the country andthey are following it. 90%of the teachers transferred under thispolicy are getting the top-3 optionschosen by them and the teachers aresatisfied with the policy. However, ifany case related to shortage of teachersis approaching before the government,then immediate cognizance is beingtaken to redress the matter.

He said that the government wouldsoon recruit more teachers. Till regularrecruitment, the shortage of teacherswill also be filled through Haryana

Skill Development Corpora-tion. Responding to anotherquestion regarding the pen-sion issue of a 102-year-old,the Chief Minister said thatorders have been given tothe Additional Deputy Com-missioners to resolve thematter. He said that for re-dressal of pension relatedgrievances, there is a griev-ance redressal forum at thelevel of Additional Deputy

Commissioner, through which allgrievances are resolved. The ChiefMinister made it clear that if anyone re-ceives pension in an unfair way, it willnot be tolerated. However, during thetenure of Congress Government, re-covery was not carried from defaultersby issuing notices to them. The aim ofthe present state government is to pro-vide the benefits of government facili-ties to the eligible person only in atransparent manner, he added.

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Devotees take out procession for Ganpati idol immersionVIRENDRA JANGRATARAORI: 10 days after Ganapati's presence, the temples arefull of light. Devotees kept coming to visit Ganesh Maharaj inthe morning and evening. The statue of Shri Ganesha sitting inthe Bhimsain temple was crowded with devotees this morning.A grand programme was also organized in the temple on theday of Ganapati Visarjan today.From early in the morning, devotees started coming to worshipLord Ganapati. The temple was decorated in a grand manner for the Ganesh Janmotsav programme.On the occasion of Ganesh immersion, the members of the committee started the program by offeringprayers. After that, the devotees danced to the beat of the bhajans.

SHIV KUMAR SHARMAKARNAL, SEPTEMBER 9

Thousands of workers fromHaryana will go to Delhi toparticipate in the NationalConvention of the NationalistCongress Party on 11 Sep-tember. This information wasgiven by Haryana Supremoof Nationalist Congress Partyand former Deputy Speakerof Haryana Legislative As-sembly Chaudhary Vedpal.He said that the meeting ofthe National Working Com-mittee would be held on Sep-tember 10 at 5 pm in the Con-stitution Club of Delhi,which would be presidedover by the National Presi-dent and former Union Agri-culture Minister, SharadPawar. Presidents of all thestates and members of theNational Working Commit-tee will participate in this.

Haryana State Presidentand Permanent Invitee of Na-

tional Working Committee,Chaudhary Vedpal informedthat the National Conventionof Nationalist Congress Partywill be celebrated on 11thSeptember at TalKatora Sta-dium in New Delhi. In whichthousands of workers fromall the National Delegates,State Delegates and all thedistricts of Haryana will par-ticipate. In this program allthe members of Lok Sabha,members of Rajya Sabha,members of all LegislativeAssemblies and LegislativeCouncils will also participatein this program. Hon'ble Shri

Sharad Pawar ji will presideover this program and be-sides these National GeneralSecretaries Shri Praful Patel,T P Peethambaran, K.K.Sharma, S.R. Kohli, SupriyaSule, Foziya Khan etc. willalso participate. He said thatthere is a lot of enthusiasmand enthusiasm among theworkers regarding the nation-al convention. State GeneralSecretary Vijay Pal Advo-cate, Ranbir Singh Fauji, OmPrakash Bakshi, RandhirSingh, Radheshyam Gupta,Shiv Kumar Kamboj,Sandeep Saini etc.

JCI Week project launched

SHIV KUMAR SHARMAKARNAL: JCI Karnal City launched its first JC Week project.JC PPP Jatin Singla, head of JCI Karnal City, said that on theauspicious beginning of JC Week we are starting JC Week withservice. Today we are all taking forward the steps of this serv-ice. Shraddhanand along with his female members has cometo the orphanage. The project directors of today's programmewere female members Lady JC Neha Malhotra and Simran-preet Kaur Saggu. The female councilor of the Municipal Cor-poration, Monica Garg was the chief guest. Pallavi Bangia,chairperson of the women's wing welcomed her. All the mem-bers made arrangements for good food and drink for all thechildren in the orphanage today. Arrangements for the food of the children were organised byJCI Karnal City. Councillor Monika Garg congratulated themembers of the organisation for today's project that every or-ganisation gives food to the children, but through this type ofstall, the children ate a lot of good delicacies. At the end of theprogramme, all the members together honoured the councillorwith a memento. On this occasion JC Anoop Bhardwaj, AkashBangia, Ravneet Chawla, Hitesh Agarwal, Mohit Sukhija, AmitBansal, Aarti Garg, Dr Lakshika Chauhan, Veena Gupta, Moni-ca Bindal, Seema Sukhija, Neha Agarwal, Monica Gupta, NehaMalhotra, etc. were present.

Surprise inspectionof school held

NIRMALRADAUR, SEPTEMBER 9

The District Project Coordinator, Samagra Shiksha Ad-hikari Suman conducted a surprise inspection at the Gov-ernment Primary School, Gumthala Rao. During this heinspected the repair work being done in the school. Therethe children's copy was checked. The children answeredall the questions correctly. She praised the school in-charge Ratan Kashyap for the better system of the school.Jair Rampal Saini was also present on this occasion.

SHIV KUMAR SHARMAKARNAL, SEPTEMBER 9

In the Maharana Pratap Horti-culture University a meetingof scientists-officers of MHUwas held at AnjanathaliNilokheri, Horticulture Col-lege, Karnal which waspresided over by MHU ViceChancellor Prof. By SamarSingh. The preparations forGarden Day and Fruit Planta-tion Festival to be organised atAnjanthali Research Farm vil-lage Anjanthali of MHU Kar-nal on 12th September werereviewed. Dr. AK Singh,Deputy Director General(Horticulture Science), IndianCouncil of Agricultural Re-search, New Delhi will be thechief guest in the Garden Dayand Fruit Plantation Festival.While the function will bepresided over by the ViceChancellor, Prof. SamarSingh. Vice Chancellor Prof.Samar Singh, while reviewing

the preparations for the cere-mony gave directions to thescientists-officers. He askedthe officers-scientists to com-plete the duties assigned tothem on time. On the occa-sion, College of HorticultureDean Dr. Rajesh Bhalla, Re-search Director Dr. RK Goyal,Deputy Registrar Dr. ShyamSundar Sharma, AdvisoryFaculty Dr. Vijay Arora, Asso-ciation Director (Extension)Dr. Satyendra Yadav, EOSuresh Saini, Dr. Bimla, Dr.Pankaj, Dr. Harjot Singh, Dr.ML Bansal and others werepresent.Ch. Dr. BR Kamboj,

Vice Chancellor of CharanSingh Haryana AgriculturalUniversity, Hisar, reached Ma-harana Pratap HorticultureUniversity, Karnal on Friday.Where MHU Vice ChancellorProf. Samar Singh welcomedthe Vice Chancellor Dr BRKamboj. Ch. Dr. BR Kamboj,Vice Chancellor of CharanSingh Haryana AgriculturalUniversity, Hisar assured theMHU Vice Chancellor that hewould fully cooperate in mak-ing MHU a state level Horti-culture University and wouldexchange technical scienceand research.

VINOD DHIMANJAGADHRI, SEPT 9

The Municipal Corporationof Jagadhari is proving to bea complete failure in curbingthe illegal construction ofbuildings.

Speaking of which,showrooms and buildings arebeing built inside the residen-tial area of Model Town. Butthe authorities are not evenbothering to take any actionon them. The building by lawviolators seem to care twohoots for the administrationas they carry on with the ille-gal construction.

In such a situation, theofficials who should take ac-tion on them do not come outof their office and see forthemselves the illegalities.

It is not that they are notaware of the goings on. Be-cause the authorities in these

places have stopped many il-legal showrooms before theywere built some time ago.And they also sealed some ofthem. However, no official isready to tell clearly about thefurther action they have tak-en in the issue. It seems thataction seems to be limited toissuing notices. Actionagainst them should followafter issuing notices but it hasnot been done so far.

Amid these goings-on, itmay be mentioned that theofficials of the municipal cor-

poration have been given anotice by the High Court inconnection with construc-tion of a building in the city,where they have been askedto appear in court. The own-er of this building was con-stantly visiting the corpora-tion administrative officer,and he was carrying ordersfrom the High Court to stopthe construction work. De-spite that, this building wasallowed to be completed un-der the supervision of theauthorities .

Rs 1000 grant to farmersfor not burning residue

NIRMALRADAUR: A one-day awareness camp was organised under ex situand in situ crop residue management at Shaheed Udham Singh Kam-boj Dharamshala, Radaur on behalf of Block Agriculture Office. In theawareness camp, Block Agriculture Officer Dr. Rakesh Agarwal, Dr.Rakesh Poria and Dr. Rawal from Krishi Vigyan Kendra Damla were es-pecially present. During this, farmers were administered an oath not toburn crop residues. Dr. Rakesh Aggarwal said that all the farmers mustdo eKYC of their Aadhar card to take advantage of the Pradhan MantriKisan Samman Nidhi Yojana, so that they can get the benefit of the up-coming installment under the scheme. Dr Rawal said that farmersshould manage the remaining paddy residues under ex-situ and in-situcrop residue management by not setting fire to them. A grant of Rs1,000 per acre will be given by the department to the farmers managingthe paddy residue. The grant amount will be provided to the farmer af-ter the verification of the department. Dr. Rakesh Poria called upon thefarmers to mix the remaining paddy residues in the soil instead of burn-ing them, so that the fertiliser power of the soil remains intact. By doingthis the yield of the next crop will also increase.

Pregnant women examinedunder PMSMA driveVIRENDRA JANGRATARAORI: The Prime Minister Safe Motherhood Campaign(PMSMA) has been launched to ensure quality antenatal careto more than three crore pregnant women in the country. Thiscampaign is celebrated on the 8th or 9th of every month inwhich all pregnant women are examined by a female doctor.

Besides counselling themothers-to-be, lab tests areconducted and dentalcheck-up is done, and medi-cines are given to them.Today in this programme,Dr. Rachna and Dr. Shivani,Medical Officer of Communi-ty Health Centre, Taraori,examined all the pregnantwomen and Dr. Anu, DeputyCivil Surgeon, Karnal, ex-plained about the problemsthat occur during pregnancy

after the inspection and told them how to solve them.All pregnant women in the second and third trimester of preg-nancy were told to eat good green vegetables and fruits. Ifthere are any adverse symptoms for the pregnant woman andher child from the examination, such as anemia, slow develop-ment of the child, then it can be treated in time. The purpose ofthis program is to reduce the infant and maternal mortality rate.Dr Krishan Kant has appealed to the general public that if anypregnant woman has any illness during pregnancy, then sheshould be shown to the nearest community and primary healthcenter. So that any health related problem during pregnancycan be solved in time .

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SHIV KUMAR SHARMAKARNAL, SEPTEMBER 9

In today's camp, 67 blooddonors reiterated their re-solve to save human life bydonating blood. In thisgreat campaign of blooddonation dedicated by thesocial organisation Nation-al Integrated Forum ofArtists and Activists (NI-FAA) to the Amrit Mahot-sav of the independence ofthe nation, a blood dona-tion camp was organised at theLangar Hall of GurudwaraSheesh Ganj Sahib Taraori,Need Blessings Not Moneyand Together Forever Founda-tion. This was done in collabo-ration with the managementcommittee of the institutionand Gurudwara Sheesh GanjSahib. Assandh MLAShamsh-er Singh Gogi inaugurated the

camp by putting up badges tothe enthusiastic blood donors,while the chairman of the mu-nicipality Tarawari, Virender

Bansal and the head of theGurdwara committee, PratapSingh joined as special guestsand citation was given to theblood donors.

Chief guest ShamsherSingh Gogi said that in today'stime many organisations arealso doing business of sellingblood. It is very important toidentify such institutions. He

praised the 75-day long blooddonation campaign dedicatedto the freedom fighters and sol-diers by NIFAA and also con-veyed his best wishes for itssuccess. He was accompaniedby senior leader Inderjit SinghGuraya, NIFAA Patron DrLajpat Rai Choudhary, Gurd-wara Committee managerNavjot Singh, NIFAAfounderPresident Preetpal Singh Pan-nu, RTI activist and advocateRajesh Sharma, SMS Memo-rial School director Gursharan

Singh Garewal, NIFAAdistrictsecretary. Hitesh Gupta, Mu-nicipal Councilor Gaurav Ku-mar, Amit Bansal and HarishMadan were also involved.Describing blood donation asthe greatest donation, specialguest Virender Bansal ap-pealed to every healthy personto come forward and donateblood.

67 people donate blood inNIFAA donation camp

Councillor Bhandari welcomesstudents by applying tilak

SHIV KUMAR SHARMAKARNAL: Councillor Megha Bhandari and the officials of Mahila Mor-cha welcomed the children in the government school by applying tilakand made them aware about the importance of tilak in Indian culture.Councillor Megha Bhandari, while explaining the importance of tilak tothe children, said that according to religious beliefs, applying sandal-wood tilak helps in avoiding many kinds of difficulties and increasesgood fortune. Apart from this, sandalwood tilak is also applied for the at-tainment of mental peace and energy. It is also believed that applyingtilak improves the personality of a person. She said that applying Tikaor Tilak is considered very important in Indian Sanatan Dharma.Whether it is any kind of worship, some religious work, some auspiciousor auspicious work, going on a journey, or if there is a desire to get suc-cess in some work, in all these tilak is applied on the forehead of theperson. This tilak can be applied with roli, sandalwood, vermilion, saf-fron or even turmeric. There are 7 small centres of energy in our bodycalled chakras and these chakras are the storehouses of immensepower. The reason behind applying tilak or vaccine in the centre of theforehead is that there is a chakra of order.

MAINPAL KASHYAPINDRI, SEPT 9

In the Government Model Culture SeniorSecondary School located in villageBayana, retired principal and famous poetDr. Omprakash Karunesh addressed theseminar organised on theoccasion of HindiPakhwada. The seminarwas presided over by Hin-di professor Arun KumarKaiharba and conductedby Hindi teacher and poetNaresh Kumar Meet. Hesaid that the language anddialects play an importantrole in giving the lan-guage its present form and its develop-ment. The struggles of the common peoplehave played an important role in the devel-opment of the language. He said that anylanguage progresses only when it is inclu-sive and connects with the common peo-ple. Hindi has no escape from the words ofany language. Even so many words ofEnglish have been included in Hindi.

He exhorted the students to makebooks their friends to enter the world ofknowledge and said that there is a very

wide world of books. Students who makea habit of reading books are saved frommany kinds of evils. He gave the messageof reading the biographies of personalitieslike Shaheed Bhagat Singh, SavitribaiPhule, Mahatma Gandhi, Premchand. Healso asked the students in the school to

quench their curiosity by asking as manyquestions as possible. English professorRajesh Saini expressed his gratitude to theguest. On this occasion, class XI studentsKriti and Muskaan expressed their viewson the importance of Hindi language. Am-rit Sharma, a student of class XII, askedquestions in the seminar. ProfessorsMukesh Khandwal, Satish Rana, SeemaGoyal, Gopal Das, Nisha, Preeti Ahuja,Randeep, Ashish, Bittu etc. were presenton this occasion.

Dr Karunesh addresses seminar