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Gurgaon admn swoops down on hookah bars
New safety measures in Bhondsi prison
Deepender assures acid-attack victim of more financial aid
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Sonepat starts sending relief supplies to U' khand
'Education only way to take society to greater heights'
131 achievers get Kabir Sadbhavna Award
Students showcase talent by creating fashion designs
AIMTC confers Vigyan Ratan award on Dr Gurcharan Dass
Workshop on e-waste management
Three held for supplying spurious medicines
Drastic increase in rape cases in Gurgaon
Residents, organisations to aid flash-flood victims
Discoms gear up to improve power supply
National convention on Bhagwad Gita concludes
5 figure in KU merit list
Buddhist heritage sites lie in a state of neglect
Pull for luxurious life turns student into robber
Haryana's first police varsity to be set up in Jhajjar
Plan to rid villages of black bucks, deer abandoned
BJP Kisan Morcha conclave from July 5
Haryana to strengthen its road network
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Gurgaon admn swoops down on hookah bars
Gurgaon, June 24 On directions of District Magistrate PC Meena, a team comprising Senior Drugs Control Officer (Gurgaon zone), Lalit Goel, Drugs Control Officer (Gurgaon), Pooja Chaudhary and Drugs Control Officer (Rewari) Amandeep Chauhan raided several hookah bars here recently. The team raided Purple Bar & Hookah Lounge and Staying Alive Restaurant-cum-Bar in DLF Mega Mall, Addiction Restaurant-cum-Bar and Empire Restaurant-cum-Bar in MGF Metropolitan Mall on MG Road. During the raid, it was found that hookah was being served at Empire Restaurant-cum-Bar. The team found three open boxes and two packs of flavoured tobacco. The raiding team informed the police authorities, following which police officials were sent to the bar. An FIR was subsequently lodged against the bar management under Section 188 of the IPC. The hookah bars have been banned under Section 144 of the CrPC in the district. The persons found violating the ban orders are booked under Section 188 of the IPC. Raids on the other hookah bars, however, revealed that Purple Bar & Hookah Lounge in DLF Mega Mall had been lying closed for about one year. The team members directed the police officials to keep a watch on Staying Alive Restaurant-cum-Bar in the same mall and gave a clean-chit to Addiction Restaurant & Bar in MGF Metropolitan Mall. The District Magistrate has reaffirmed that no hookah bar would be allowed to be operated in the district as flavoured tobacco served in the hookahs was injurious to health of the people, especially the youth. He also appealed to the people to inform the district administration whenever they see a hookah bar operating in their proximity. Strict action will be taken against such operators, maintained Meena.
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New safety measures in Bhondsi prison
Gurgaon, June 24 Going hi-tech, the jail administration has also introduced computers to keep the records. According to a new plan, the details of visitors of the prisoners will now be available on computers. "By having computers, data will be recorded easily, retained and retrieved. The jail houses all types of convicts and extra wardens will come handy in ensuring discipline," said Harender Singh, jail superintendent. However, amid the fancy new plans, the jail authorities have apparently failed to give a thought to the dysfunctional CCTV cameras and jammers. "We are in talks with the higher authorities for CCTV cameras and jammers," added Singh.
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Deepender assures acid-attack victim of more financial aid
Jhajjar, June 24 Deepender had given the assurance to a delegation of the Saini community led by Vijay Saini, president of the Saini Education Society, Rohtak, who had met him (the MP) and Haryana Social Justice and Empowerment Minister Geeta Bhukkal during a function here yesterday to express their gratitude for providing financial help of Rs 20 lakh to the acid attack victim. Notably, 18-year-old Ritu, a junior national volleyball player, was attacked with acid by two motorcycle-borne youths in Rohtak when she was going to market in May 2012. While interacting with the delegation, the MP said, “Such sort of terrible incidents are a blot on the face of our social system hence collective efforts are required to check the recurrence of any such disgusting incident.” Sita Ram Saini, father of the victim, said the government had not only helped them in coming out of the trauma, but also protected the life of his daughter from devastation by providing a compensation of Rs 20 lakh for plastic surgery. Social Justice and Empowerment Minister Geeta Bhukkal said on the occasion that Bhupinder Singh Hooda-led Congress government was determined to ensure the safety and security of women in the state besides making them self-reliant. She said the Indraprastha Apollo Hospital, Delhi, had been recommended for the treatment of Ritu Saini, which required Rs 20 lakh. Thereafter, Ritu had urged the government for further relief to get her plastic surgery done from the hospital. “The District-Level Committee for Relief and Rehabilitation of Women Acid Victims" has recommended Rs 20 lakh for the victim that is now being released in favour of the Deputy Commissioner, Rohtak. This will be further released to the victim or her family,” said the minister. Bhukkal maintained that the state government had notified a scheme namely, "Relief and Rehabilitation of Women Acid Victims" to provide ad hoc relief, medical reimbursement and rehabilitation services to women acid victims. Except Vijay Saini, social activist Zile Singh Saini, former MC Daya Ram Saini, Kishan Singh Coach, Ashok Saini, Lalit Saini, Satbir Saini, Joginder Arya, Mahavir Saini, Praveen Tondwal, Rajender Singh, Devender Singh, Sanjay Saini, Rammehar and Om Prakash Saini were among the prominent people of the Saini community who were included in the delegation.
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Sonepat starts sending relief supplies to U' khand
Sonepat, June 24 Youth Congress activists led by the president of the Sonepat parliamenmtary constituency, Devender Kadian, had also sent two truck loads of relief material. Kadian along with other Youth Congress activists had also gone to Uttarakhand to work in relief camps in 10 villages near Kedarnath. A truck load of medicines, food articles, blankets and other material arranged by the Yuva Aggarwal Sammelan activists was dispatched yesterday from Aggarwal Satsang Bhawan in Sector 14 here yesterday. The state vice-president of the BJP, Rajiv Jain, said a team of volunteers of the district unit of the Sammelan had also gone with a truck for Kar Seva. Shri Balaji Sankeertan Mandal Samiti had sent a tempo full of relief material for Uttarakhand. Many other organisations have started making voluntary collections in Gannaur, Gohana and Kharkhoda towns and this movement was likely to gain momentum in the days to come.
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'Education only way to take society to greater heights'
Sonepat, June 24 Paying rich tributes to saint Kabir Das, the CPS said the saint was a great social reformer of his era and he gave a new thinking and direction to society. “His couplets and poems will always be relevant for society,” he added. Acknowledging the role of education in the socio-economic uplift of people, he said Chief Minister Bhupinder Singh Hooda had laid a great stress on providing the best possible education facilities to the people in Haryana, On the occasion, the CPS distributed prizes among the girls of the Kabir Samaj for performing excellently in various fields, including education and sports. He also announced a grant of Rs 51,000 from his discretionary fund for the manch. The Coordinator of the Sant Kabir Jagriti Manch, Satbir Nirman, gave details about the activities being carried out by the organisation for the welfare of people and society.
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131 achievers get Kabir Sadbhavna Award
Rewari, June 24 A prominent social activist of the region, Thakur Attar Lal, was the chief guest. Social activist Chanderpal Rampura presided over its proceedings. As many as 131 distinguished achievers from Ateli, Narnaul, Mahendergarh, Kanina, Bawal, Kosli, Charkhi Dadri were honoured at the convention with the Kabir Sadbhavana Award for their valuable services rendered in the domains of education, sports, agriculture, medication and other walks of life. The former District Education Officer, (DEO) Banwari Lal, the retired divisional forest officer, DP Yadav, the doyen of Haryanvi couture, Ishwar Singh Sangi, the literary writer, Chhatar Pal Verma, the former headmaster, Rattan Lal Lehri, the retired revenue official, Ghisa Ram, the former sarpanch, Dharam Pal, were presented shawls and citations. Paying tributes to Sant Kabir, Thakur Attar Lal asserted that while Kabir exhorted the people to eschew social evils and vanities through his effectual verses and sermons, there was urgency for comprehensive adoption of his robust reformatory views to ensure hiked dissemination of harmony, equality and brotherliness in the strife-torn present day society. The former DEO, Banwari Lal, said Sant Kabir created awareness among the masses through his lucid and emphatic verses.
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Students showcase talent by creating fashion designs
Ambala, June 24 The outfits for the show were designed on four themes, including Moody Drapes, Vitamin C, Casino and Vivisha. The Moody Drapes presented two moods i.e. naughty and sober moods of a woman. The second theme, Vitamin C, was inspired by different types of plants containing Vitamin C. Under this category, the students showcased men and children's wear. The third theme, Casino, showcased the environment of a casino, bringing up new designs in men's wear. The fourth theme, Vivisha, showcased the situation of a woman who, though sad at heart, wears an artificial smile on
her face. The main attraction of the show was the children's section where children of Cygnus World High School, a sister institution of the Galaxy Global Group of Institutions, walked the ramp. Professional male and female models walked on the ramp exhibiting the dresses designed by students. The Chairperson of the Department of Home Science, Kurukshetra University, Dr Vinti Davar, was the chief guest. She appreciated the efforts of the department and congratulated the students as well as the organisers. More than 300 parents enjoyed the show. The show was hosted by Jasleen, a student of BTech. At the outset, Prof Umesh Vinayak, DSW, welcomed the dignitaries, the participants and
the audience.
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AIMTC confers Vigyan Ratan award on Dr Gurcharan Dass
Sirsa, June 24 Anurag Thakhur, MP, Hamirpur, Himachal Pardesh, and general secretary, the All-India Congress Committee and Digvijay Singh, a former Chief Minister, Madhya Pardesh, along with Dr Shashi Tharoor, State Minister, Human Resource Development, conferred the Vigyan Ratan award on the Principal in the Second Annual Industry Academic Meet and Award Function organised by the AITMC, Indian Habitat Centre, Lodhi Road, Delhi. Dr Gurcharan Dass completed his BSc from Government National College, Sirsa, and MSc and PhD from Kurukshetra University, Kurukshetra. The AITMC is a non-government organisation working in the field of employment generation. The thrust area of the AITMC is to provide better employment opportunity to youth and promote industrialisation. It also serves as a bridge for industries and educational institutes. Speaking after getting the award, Dr Gurcharan also expressed his concern and anxiety over unemployment and emphasised that the course curriculum and study should be employment-oriented. Dushyant Chautala, a son of JCD Vidyapeeth Chairman Ajay Singh Chautala, Maninder Singh Brar, Vice-Chairman, JCD Vidyapeeth, Dr Shamim Sharma, Managing Director, JCD Vidyapeeth, and Dr NS Bhal, Senior Adviser-cum-Chief Coordinator extended their congratulations to Dr Gurcharan on this great achievement.
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Workshop on e-waste management
Chandigarh, June 24 He was speaking recently at a workshop on e-waste management organised jointly by the Department of Environment and the Haryana State
Pollution Control Board (HSPCB) at the head office of the Haryana State Industrial and
Infrastructural Development Corporation (HSIIDC), Panchkula. He said the department would also organise such workshops for producers of electrical and electronic equipments and also for educational institutions such as universities, colleges, senior secondary schools in order to ensure that e-waste was handled in a scientific manner in the state. Welcoming the participants, Director, Environment, Rajeev Ranjan, gave a brief presentation about the provisions of the e-waste (Management and Handling) Rules, 2011. During the seminar, it was brought to the notice of all government departments that e-waste had to be stored separately.
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Three held for supplying spurious medicines
Sonepat, June 24 Sources said Kailash Mishra, a resident of Pritampura, Delhi, and manager of a medicine manufacturing company, lodged a complaint alleging that Basant, a resident of Adarsh Nagar, Gohana, was supplying spurious medicines in the name of his company. Acting on the complaint, the police arrested Basant and seized the packets of medicines from his possession. The seized medicines were tested by the Ayurvedic Medical Officer and were found spurious. Basant was taken into police custody and his interrogation led to the arrest of Satish, a resident of Hari Singh Park, Delhi, and Jai Kumar, a resident of Vasundhara Colony, Ghaziabad.
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Drastic increase in rape cases in Gurgaon
Gurgaon, June 24 This drastic increase has put a question mark over the safety and security of women. “The numbers are surely high but we need to assess the factors behind these incidents. Thanks to the increased awareness among people and the confidence instilled in them by us, more and more victims are reporting such cases at police stations. "In a majority of the cases, the accused is known to the victim and of late we have seen several live-in relationships culminating into incidents of of rape,” said Commissioner Alok Mittal. “We have a large number of nodal officers who ensure that the victim does not even come to the police station. So far we have have a success rate of 98 per cent in arresting the accused and charge sheets are filed within a week,” added Mittal. The registration of three rapes of minors has left the city shocked. In one of the cases, a five-year-old was abducted from a community feast, raped and dumped near a metro station to die. The girl was taken to the Civil Hospital and eventually referred to the Safdurjung Hospital where she is still critical.The police has released a sketch of the accused and distributed it in the area from where the girl was abducted and recovered. It has also announced a cash reward of Rs 50,000 for anybody who gives a clue leading to the rapist.
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Residents, organisations to aid flash-flood victims
Gurgaon, June 24 While some organisations have extended financial help, others are
collecting and sending relief material including food, clothes, medicines and other such required things for their stranded and suffering brethren. Setting an example, the CRPF has decided to contribute Rs 18 crore, for which all officials of the paramilitary force would contribute their one-day salary. Ishaan Sadhana Dham, a charitable trust based here, sent the first instalment of more than 12,000 kg of relief material including ready-to-eat food, raw food-grains, bed-sheets, blankets, clothes, medicines, torches and candles etc, on Sunday. The relief material was collected by the charity under its campaign, "Let's not just Sympathise, Let's Act",? launched three
days ago. Sudesh Aggarwal, the president of the Smast Bhartiya Party has (SBP), decided to contribute Rs 1 crore towards the relief and rescue of the pilgrims stranded in the hill-state.
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Discoms gear up to improve power supply
Bhiwani, June 24 To eliminate the problem of overloading in Bhiwani, the Dakshin Haryana Bijli Vitran Nigam (DHBVN) has bifurcated 32 feeders of 11 KV level and added 3,632 distribution transformers in the existing network during the past 10 months. A spokesperson of the nigam said during the bifurcation, the complete system of feeders, right from their emanating point at substations to the consumers' end had been renovated. He said during the past 10 months, the nigam had erected 563 km-long additional lines for reliable distribution and transmission of power. In addition, 483-km-long old conductors and 528 iron poles have also been replaced with new conductors and concrete poles. The spokesperson said the work of the bifurcation of two additional feeders of 11-KV level was in progress on accelerated speed and was likely to be completed soon. The DHBVN has approved the bifurcation of eight more feeders. He said seven additional 33-KV substations were being constructed in Bhiwani to benefit the consumers by way of increased voltage and regular power supply. The capacity of two substations of 33 KV-level at Siwani and Sanjarwas is also being augmented by setting up additional transformers.
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National convention on Bhagwad Gita concludes
Kurukshetra, June 24 While inaugurating the convention, the Governor of Punjab, Shivraj Patil, said, "Ego and greed are the causes of conflicts and competition which need to be contained with the practise of spiritual values like truth, love, cooperation and compassion which are common in all religious scriptures and are the basis of creating a culture of peace, non-violence, justice and equality in society”. Speaking on the topic "God’s Wisdom for Reestablishing Violence-Free Society", the Governor said that Shrimad Bhagwad Gita gives the message of non violence, the practice of which is essential to restore individual and world peace. On the concluding day, Director, Shrikrishna Museum, Kurukshetra, RS Rana said, "Inflicting pain and suffering in any form is violence. Whereas, giving peace and happiness in any shape is non-violence which is the basic tenet espoused in all the religions". About 2,000 spiritual leaders, saints, seers, academicians, scholars, researchers, jurists, law-enforcing officials and intellectuals from all over India attended
the convention.
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5 figure in KU merit list
Yamunanagar, June 24 Arya said the Department of Mass Communication imparted both practical and theoretical knowledge to the students. HoD Parmesh Tyagi said Seema Upadhyay held the second position with 67.2 per cent marks, Kamini Malhotra held the fourth position with 65.4 per cent marks, Anu held the
seventh position with 63.6 per cent marks, Frany held the eighth position with 63 per cent marks and Ruby held the ninth position with 62.2 per cent marks in
the university.
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Buddhist heritage sites lie in a state of neglect
Yamunanagar, June 24 As per the information gathered under the RTI, it had been revealed that the Haryana State Archaeological Department, had not spent even a single penny either to maintain or restore these sites. These sites hold historical and religious value for the practioners of Buddhism in India and even abroad. President of the Buddhist Forum, Sidhartha Gauri, said the concerned authorities were of a view that the site was well maintained. But, the sites were in a shambles." As per the recorded history, Buddha made his sojourn in Haryana around 2,500 years ago. Gauri said the monuments on the top of the sites were being lost day-by-day. Pilferage at the sites had almost left it bereft of the ancient bricks and artifacts like coins, beads, idols and terracotta. Convener of the INTACH’s Yamaunagar chapter, Major RS Bhatti, said, "There was no fencing around the ancient site, leaving it vulnerable to plundering by the locals. A proper security was also missing." Gauri said the only ancient stupa, now left in north India, was built by Emperor Ashoka in Chaneti village, Jagadhari, was not renovated properly. "The forum had sent a letter to the Director General of the Archeological Survey of India (ASI), to bring to their notice the violation of the norms in renovating the Chenati Stupa, but failed to invoke any response from the officials," he added. The district also has another 2,000 years-old site in Adi Badri, which was under jurisdiction of ASI, Chandigarh circle. Gauri said no security had been provided at this site as well. The site was under total isolation and the terracotta idol of Buddha was in a poor condition. Another ancient mound which was called Jarsandh Ka Tila, in Sandhya village, Yamuanagar, was under constant threat from encroachers and local farmers. The site had not been taken over neither by the Haryana Archeological Department nor the ASI. Gauri said the forum had been repeatedly taking up these matter with the concerned authorities but of no avail.
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Pull for luxurious life turns student into robber
Gurgaon, June 24 Arrested on Saturday, along with four others, including his elder brother who was an employee at the store, Rajesh, a student of St Stephen's College, Delhi, confessed to have done the entire homework for what he called a "designer" robbery. He also roped in three specialists for the robbery from UP. They had fled with expensive electronic items from the store. The accused had done complete recce of the retail outlet before the robbery. They chose to wear loose kurta-pyjama and put tiger masks on their faces to escape identification. “While planning for the crime along with his brother and two other accomplices almost two months ago, Rajesh had done every preparation to ensure that no trail of the crime was left behind . The fact that his elder brother Kuldeep worked at the store helped him to do a good recce of the place,”said Gurgaon Police Commissioner Alok Mittal. He not only sprayed foam on lens of the CCTV cameras at the store so that the clear footage could not be recorded, he had plans to go into the mart’s main server and delete all the footage of that day to avoid any identification,” said Inspector Jasbeer Punia of the cyber crime cell. While it was luxury that drove Rajesh to the robbery, his brother Kuldeep helped him to arrange money for study in Germany.
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Haryana's first police varsity to be set up in Jhajjar
Jhajjar, June 24 Additional Chief Secretary (Home), Haryana, Sameer Mathur, and Director-General of Police (DGP), Haryana, SN Vashisth along with other prominent officials visited Matanhale village recently to explore the possibility of establishing the first police university of the state here. During their visit, the ACS and the DGP also held a meeting with Jhajjar district administrative officials at PWD rest house here and discussed vital aspects of the project. They also inspected the proposed site for the university and issued some directives to the administrative officials in this regard. Earlier, the district administrative officials led by Deputy Commissioner (DC) Ajit Balaji Joshi apprised both the ACS and the DGP of the preparation being made for the purpose. The officials also interacted with villagers during their visit. Later, the Jhajjar DC, Ajit Balaji Joshi, said the university would be established in 300 acres on the Dadri-Matanhale road here and added that preparation had already been initiated in this regard. “The ACS and the DGP had come here to inspect the proposed land and the preparation besides discussing some significant features of this mega proposal. They also received information about the map and other facts provided by the Revenue Department in connection with the land,” said Joshi, adding that the top officials had also shared some important points with the local authorities regarding the groundwork for the university. The DC said Chief Minister Bhupinder Singh Hooda had announced to set up a major police institute at Matanhale village during a public meeting at the village last year. Thereafter, the Home and Police departments, Haryana, worked on the announcement and gave their green signal to establish a police university at Matanhale village, he added. Meanwhile, Member of Parliament (MP) Deepender Hooda said the police university would turn out to be helpful in carrying out modern research in police affairs besides bringing a noteworthy improvement in training programmes of the Haryana Police. Besides Haryana, its nearby states would also be able to benefit from the university, he added. The MP said the state government was committed to the overall growth of Haryana and the police university would be another milestone in the development of the state.
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Plan to rid villages of black bucks, deer abandoned
Fatehabad, June 24 During the first phase of the drive carried out in March, veterinary experts from the PFA and the Humane Society International (HSI) had sterilised nearly 500 dogs against a target of around 2,000 dogs. The authorities had decided to resume the drive again after some time, but now, the campaign stands abandoned. "During the first phase, we had conducted sterilisation surgeries, performed vaccination and done de-worming on about 500 stray dogs captured from villages. There is no immediate plan to resume the drive," confirmed Deputy Director, Animal Husbandry, in Fatehabad, Dr Kanshi Ram. He said his department did not have the provision of funds to carry out the drive. After reports of killing of black bucks by stray dogs in Bishnoi-dominated villages of Fatehabad, animal activist Maneka Gandhi had contacted the local authorities to express her concern. Later, on Gandhi's invitation, the then Deputy Commissioner, ML Kaushik, had sent officers of the Wildlife, Forest and Animal Husbandry departments to Delhi, where they had a meeting with the animal activists of her NGO. Thereafter, a plan was made to launch a drive to sterilise 2,000 stray dogs out of the 15,000-odd dog population of the district. Veterinarians, dogcatchers and other experts of the PFA and the HSI arrived in Fatehabad in the month of March and conducted surgeries on nearly 500 dogs. Meanwhile, the state government had also announced a plan to sterilise stray dogs throughout the state, but that, too, has not moved any further. The government had announced in April this year that under the scheme, Society for Stray Canine Birth Control would be registered under the Societies Registration Act. However, no progress has been made so far.
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BJP Kisan Morcha conclave from July 5
Rewari, June 24 While 150 prominent Kisan Morcha leaders from various parts of the country will participate in the conclave, its inaugural session will be addressed by national BJP chief Rajnath Singh. Addressing a press conference here recently, the national president of the Kisan Morcha, Om Prakash Dhankhar, said while two high-level committees of the morcha-- one headed by vice-president of the morcha, Naresh Sirohi, and the other chaired by Ajit Khatri-- were presently collecting data pertaining to the woes of the flood-ravaged peasantry in Uttarakhand and Haryana, their reports would duly be considered and then adequate relief for farmers would be sought from the government. The Kisan Morcha chief said if the Food Security Bill was enacted in its present form, it was bound to spell disaster for farmers.—OC
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Haryana to strengthen its road network
Fatehabad, June 24 Tanwar said under the scheme, 75 per cent cost of laying the roads roads would come as grant from the Central Government while the rest 25 per cent would be borne by the Haryana Government. The scheme, he said, would help the state in strengthening its road network, leading to better connectivity and better opportunities for business. The MP said the work on Government Polytechnic, approved for Fatehabad, would start at Dhangar village by August. The work on the Kendriya Vidyalaya at Badopal and District Institute of Educational Training (DIET) at Matana would also begin this year, he added. Earlier, while addressing officers at the meeting, Tanwar said under the Rajiv Gandhi Gramin Vidyut Pariyojna, electricity connections were being provided to 9,336 BPL families in the district and the 5,494 families had already been given to connections. The MP urged the officials to expeditiously decide on the applications for the grant of funds for the construction of houses under the Indira Awas Yojna. Besides, the government also provides a grant of Rs 91,000 under the Priyadarshani Awas Yojna. He called upon the officials to ensure that the benefit of these schemes reached the poor. Addressing the meeting, Chief Parliamentary Secretary Prahlad Singh Gillankhera said the General Hospital in Fatehabad would soon be upgraded from 60-bed to 100-bed hospital and be shifted near the Haryana Urban
Development Authority (HUDA) sectors.
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Member of Parliament (MP) Deepender Hooda has assured the Saini community of providing more financial help to an acid attack victim girl, Ritu Saini, if she will undergo plastic surgery of her face.
“Any society without education is imperfect. Education is the only way through which we can take an individual and society to greater heights.”
This was stated by the Chief Parliamentary Secretary; Jaiveer Singh, while addressing the Kabir Jayanti
Samaroh, organised by the Kabir Samaj Jagriti Manch on the occasion of the 615th birth anniversary of saint Kabir Das here in the Nehru Park yesterday.
Gurgaon, June 24
