BANUR
Computer Centre: Punjab Finance
Minister Capt Kanwaljit Singh said technical
education needed to be made job-oriented to help
unemployed youth of the state. Speaking after
laying the foundation stone of Shaheed Udham
Singh Computer Training Centre here, Capt
Kanwaljit Singh said the centre envisaged to be
built here would be the first in the country to
offer diploma courses in 22 trades, including
refresher courses. BATHINDA
Grant for library: Mr Chiranji
Lal Garg, State Minister for Food and Supply has
announced a grant of Rs 50,000 for the library of
Bathinda Tax Bar Association. In a press note
issued here on Sunday, Mr Adarsh Pal Gupta,
president of the association said that the bar
had also urged the minister not to vacate the
present sales tax office and bar room from the
present premises.
Blood
donation: As many as 13 units of blood
were donated at a camp organised in the State
Bank of Patiala, Zonal office by the Lions Club,
Bathinda heritage in association with the bank to
commemorate the Founder's day of Lions
International.
HOSHIARPUR
Pagri ceremony: Pagri ceremony of Mr
Romesh Chander Sharma, Principal of Junior
Government Polytechnic and a test panel cricket
umpire was performed on Saturday. Rich tributes
were paid to Mr Sharma by various political,
social and religious leaders. Mr Sharma died on
January 6 in a jeep accident.
JALANDHAR
Army day: As a part of Army Day
celebrations, the Vajra Corps of the Army
organised an exhibition-cum-weapon display at
Katoch Stadium, Jalandhar Cantonment, which will
remain open till January 17. Lieutenant General
Kamal Davar, General Officer Commanding , Vajra
Corps inaugurated the exhibition.
Decided:
In a meeting the district unit of the Bahujan
Samaj Party has decided to organise rallies in
every constituency in the state to lift party
morale. A party press release here on Saturday
said rallies would be organised on February
1,2,3,4 and 10 at Nabha, Banur -Rajpura,
Ghanour-Dakala, Patiala-Samana and Shatrana,
respectively.
Pension
scheme: The local citizens welfare
society has started a pension scheme for poor
women and a scholarship scheme for poor students.
In a statement here on Saturday the society's
general secretary Ashok Chawla said five ladies
were given Rs 150 per month as pension and ten
needy students would also get a study stipend.
Appointed:
Mr Jaskirat Singh Dhillon has been appointed
rural general secretary of Yuva Janata Dal here,
according to a press release of the Dal here on
Saturday.
NANGAL
Elected: Mr Sanjay has been elected
president of the Bharatiya Janata Yuva Morcha,
Nangal unit. He was elected unanimously in a
meeting of the BJP Nangal unit conducted under
the chairmanship of Mr Chander Kumar Bajaj,
president, BJP, Nangal unit.
NAWANSHAHR
Mass marriage: Dr Roshan
Sunkaria, Deputy Commissioner, in a press release
here said that the district Red Cross Society
would arrange the mass marriages of as many as 20
girls belonging to the poor families here at
Baradari Club on January 20. The newly-wedded
couples would be given articles of household use
and blessed by social workers and prominent
citizens of the district on the occasion.
SAMRALA
Meeting: The local Bar Association held
a condolence meeting to condole the death of
retired Senior Sub Judge, Tara Singh who was
posted here from 1971 to 1975. Mr Tara Singh Sub
Judge was known for his honesty and hard work.
NSS camp:
A ten-day NSS camp was held by Malwa College,
Bondli, at Dayalapura village, near here, in
which 120 students participated for 10 days. The
students took part in cleaning of the Gurdwara
and levelling the college campus.
Girl
missing: Babal, alias Babu daughter of
Arminder Singh , resident of Machhiwara Indra
Colony, went missing on Lohri. The parents of the
girl informed the local police.
Body
found: The dead body of Mewa Singh , a
resident of Rohle village, near here, was found
last night by the local police near ITI Samrala.
According to the police the deceased was an
alcoholic and had died due to exposure.
TARN TARAN
Bar Association: The following have been
elected office-bearers of the Bar-Association
Patti: president- Mr Gurpartap Singh; secretary,
Mr Amarjit Singh.
Strike:
The employees of Patti Municipality are on strike
since January 13 against non-payment of their
monthly salary for the month of December. Mr
Sohan Lal, secretary of the Union told this
correspondent on Friday that they are staging
demonstration and dharnas every day to stress
their demand as they are not being paid their
salary in time.
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