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HVP turns heat on INLD candidate There is hardly any respite for the INLD nominee Krishna Malik from the allegations of the misuse of the police machinery in her election campaign levelled by the opposition party leaders. Congress leader flays Mahajan, Katiyar The State Mahila Congress president, Ms Sumita Singh, today chided BJP leaders Pramod Mahajan and Vinay Katiyar for making derogatory remarks against Congress president Sonia Gandhi and threatened,: “If they do not refrain from it, we will not hesitate to retaliate.” HVP asks for CRPF presence during poll The Haryana Vikas Party (HVP) has urged the Election Commission to deploy the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) instead of the Haryana Police in the Sonepat Lok Sabha constituency to ensure free and fair Lok Sabha elections.
Why no takers for the Indian New Year? While March 21, this year, marks the beginning of the ‘Indian New Year’ according to the Vikrami Sanvat, our traditional calendar, there are a section of people who strongly favour and recommend the proper recognition and celebration at this period of time, instead of English calendar. Deadlock over measures to check din generated by generators A stand-off seems to have emerged between the Haryana State Pollution Control Board (HSPCB) and the industrial units here on the issue of adopting measures to check noise pollution created by the diesel generating sets used by the latter. The HSPCB has served an ultimatum to the units to either put ‘acoustic enclosure’ on the diesel generating (DG) sets by March 31 this year or face a penalty ranging from Rs 10,000 to 20,000. Water crisis takes turn for the worse Widespread resentment prevails among the residents of old section of the city against the curtailment in the supply of drinking water by the Public Health Department without any prior notice or any reason. New Delhi, March 22 The experts have pointed out that occupational therapy helps in creating better jobs for disabled people. At a three-day conference EMCON ’04, organised by the All India Occupational Therapist’ Association (AIOTA), it was pointed out that for India’s six crores disabled people there are a mere 6,000 occupational therapists. NCR BRIEFS Woman recovered in raid Free coaching starts Youth attempts suicide Child freed from
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DELHI DIGEST Two get life term for killing associate Protest against jhuggis’ demolition |
Two notorious criminals nabbed
50 CTVs recovered as thieves’ gang is busted With the arrest of three persons, the East district police today claimed to have busted a notorious gang of thieves of the Siraj Gang near the Vivek Vihar market. |
First ever international conference on herbal products The city will host the first ever International Conference on livelihoods and trade options in medicinal plants and herbal products on March 26 and 27. The two-day conference is being organised by Oxfam GB, the international humanitarian and development organisation working on overcoming poverty and suffering in more than 70 countries around the world. Doctors advocate lipid management In view of the increase in the number of those with heart ailments doctors are now insisting on lipid management. At a symposium on lipid management organised by the Escorts Institute and Research Centre, experts discussed the new advancements and techniques to reduce the dangers of increasing cholesterol level in people. |
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Club sail into Kaushik cricket semi-final Deadly bowling by left-arm spinner Manan Sharma (4 for 17) and an all-round display by Prateek Suneja (44 and 3 for 15) helped Sonnet Club defeat Bhai Parmanand Academy by 32 runs and entered the semi-final of the Mahender Kaushik Memorial Under-15 Cricket Tournament at the Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium. Prateek received the man of the match award. Shastri Coaching Centre coast to victory Lal Bahadur Shastri Coaching Centre defeated Delhi Wanderors by three wickets in an A-II Division match of the DDCA League at the RSC ground. Australia beat Trinidad and Tobago
in CW Cricket Deadly bowling by C V Krishnamurti (3 for 35) and an all-round display by Varun Gupta (2 for 31, 88no, 1x6, 13x4, 60b) enabled Australian High Commission defeat Trinidad and Tobago High Commission by eight wickets to enter the semi-final of the third Raymond Commonwealth High Commission Cricket Tournament.
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